非离子型与阳离子型瓜尔胶复配对卷烟纸网下白水循环利用的影响  

Study on the Effect of Non-ionic and Cationic Guar Gum in the White Water Recycling Under Cigarette Paper Net

作　　者：陈非奕 曹淑婉 余振华 宋云杉 鲁红昌 彭林才[1] 张俊华 Chen Feiyi;Cao Shuwan;Yu Zhenhua;Song Yunshan;Lu Hongchang;Peng Lincai;Zhang Junhua(Faculty of Chemical Engineering,Kunming University of Science and Technology,Kunming,Yunnan 650500,China;Technology Center of Tobacco Yunnan Industrial Co.,Ltd.,Kunming,Yunnan 650231,China;Yunnan Hongta Blue Eagle Paper Co.,Ltd.,Jianshui,Yunnan 654300,China)

机构地区：[1]昆明理工大学化学工程学院,昆明650500 [2]云南中烟工业有限责任公司技术中心,昆明650231 [3]云南红塔蓝鹰纸业有限公司,云南建水654300

出　　处：《中华纸业》2024年第1期67-72,共6页China Pulp & Paper Industry

基　　金：云南中烟工业有限责任公司科技开发项目(No:2021539200340270);红塔蓝鹰纸业有限公司科技开发项目(No:HTBE/FWHT2023-005)。

摘　　要：探究了添加非离子型和阳离子型瓜尔胶复配在卷烟纸网下白水封闭循环回用过程中对卷烟纸物理性能的影响。实验结果表明:适当的白水循环能够提高填料的留着率,当白水封闭程度为40%时,填料的留着率达到最理想的41.3%;然而,随着封闭程度进一步加深,纸机环境变得恶劣,留着率最终下降到33.0%,纸张的机械强度、白度及不透明度也随之下降。而在白水回用过程中加入非离子和阳离子型瓜尔胶可明显提高卷烟纸的物理强度,当它们的添加量分别为0.3%和0.1%时,助留和增强效果最优,填料的留着提升至51.4%,卷烟纸的抗张强度和撕裂指数分别达到为46.7 N.m/g和1.98 mN.m2/g。This paper investigated the effect of the proportion of white water circulation and the amount of non-ionic and cationic guar gum on filler retention.The results showed that proper white water circulation can improve the retention of fillers.When the sealing degree of white water is 40%,the retention rate of fillers reached the optimal 41.3%.However,further deepening the sealing degree made the paper machine environment harsh,and the filler retention rate eventually dropped to 33%.The mechanical strength,whiteness and opacity of the paper also decreased.When non-ionic and cationic guar gum were used as additives,various properties of the paper were optimized.The retention and reinforcement effects were achieved best when their addition amounts were 0.3%and 0.1%,respectively.The retention of filler was increased to 51.4%,and the tensile strength and tear index was 46.7 N·m/g and 1.98 mN·m2/g,respectively.

关 键 词：网下白水 循环回用 填料留着率 瓜尔胶 卷烟纸 

分 类 号：TS727.2[轻工技术与工程—制浆造纸工程] X793[环境科学与工程—环境工程] TS761.2