By Herbert Holik
This primary finished instruction manual at the topic describes the entire production methods utilized in for varied forms of papers, together with:
- writing and printing paper
- tissue paper
- packaging paper
- board and cardboard
- as good as their caliber features, wastepaper remedy, and low-budget features.
of significant curiosity to all engineers and chemists within the paper and comparable parts.
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3). During this time, the regions which did not belong to the classical paper producing countries – above all China – have come to the fore, and their share of world production grew from ca. 2 Production of paper and board by country, 2002. 3 World production of paper and board (106 t). 4 World production of paper and board by region (%). 0 World 13 % in 1980, and to 30 % in 2002. At the same time, the circle of paper producing countries has widened considerably from 61 to 111 and now includes a large number of developing countries.
Multicylinder machines) were developed. Alongside the development of printing in the 19th century, new paper grades were created, together with some kind of paper specialties like punchcards, standup collars, tube papers, flong, pergamyn, ammunition papers, envelopes, tobacco paper, toilet paper etc. The size of a pulping plant and of a paper machine grew to such an extent, that new factory complexes had to be erected, and there were also changes in research and development, marketing, controlling and transportation.
World consumption of paper and board in 2002 was 331 V 106 t. The United States has by far the highest consumption of all countries, followed by China and Japan. 6). 7). There is also a relatively rapid increase in the consumption of paper in the remaining regions, especially in Asian countries such as China, South Korea and Taiwan, which are becoming increasingly important for the international paper market. In the past 40 years, countries in South and Central America as well as in Eastern Europe and Africa have increased their share of world paper consumption annually.