SOY CHEMICALS FOR PAPER PROCESSING - Soy New Uses

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FIGURES1. Classification of Paper Grades ............................................................................................ 72. North American Paper Consumption.................................................................................. 83. Global Paper and Paperboard Consumption .................................................................... 104. Paper Chemical Demand by Type ..................................................................................... 115. Cost Saving Strategies ....................................................................................................... 126. World Pulp Production...................................................................................................... 137. Grades of Pulp Used for Different Applications................................................................ 158. Potential United States Market Volumes – Estimates of <strong>Soy</strong> Hull Utilization .................. 179. Specialty Chemicals in Papermaking................................................................................. 1810. Price of Existing Paper Chemicals ..................................................................................... 2111. Canada and United States Paper Recovery Rates ............................................................ 2212. Fiber Recycling Process ..................................................................................................... 2313. Utilization of Recycled Fiber in United States Paper Products by Sector, 2005 ............... 2414. Potential Contaminant Sources in Paper Recycling Mills ................................................. 2615. Market Demand for Pulping and Deinking Chemicals ...................................................... 2816. Examples of Petrochemicals ............................................................................................. 2817. Top United States Suppliers of Pulp and Paper Chemicals ............................................... 29III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThis study would not be complete without the contributions of many technical experts of thepulp, paper and paper chemical industries who were so willing to share their ideas andexpertise. In particular, it is with deep gratitude that we acknowledge the always-generousadvice and in-depth expertise of the following: Dr. Orlando Rojas, Dr. Martin Hubbe and DrLucian Lucia of North Carolina State University, Dr. Tom Theyson of TensTech Inc and Dr. SujitBanerjee of Georgia Tech.In addition, special thanks are due to the following members of the Omni Tech consulting teamfor their contributions to this report: Lee Orr, Bill Kurz, Dwight Rust, Jim Martin, Marla Mooreand Carolyn Owen.Connie HoweRobina HoganSteve WildesIV
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Page 33 and 34: FIGURE 15MARKET DEMAND FOR PULPING
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