Virgin pulp fiber

– consumption for paper production 1154

Index

– global production 8–9

Visbatch® process 7, 327, 346–350, 352–365,

1024, 1051

– development 327

– process conditions for beech, birch,

Eucalypt and spruce 365

VisCBC 7, 346–348, 1024, 1032

– hardwood cooking process 347

Viscose

– dissolving pulp applications 1025

– production of regenerated cellulose fibers

– quality 1031–1032

Viscose fibers

– dissolving pulp characterization 1061

– strength properties 1036–1037

viscosity 959–960

– adjustment, ozone task 831

– as function of extinction 433

– as function of H-factor 440, 464

– as function of residual effective alkali 270,

– beech sulfite pulp 1042

– black liquor 970–973

– borol charge dependence 823

– CBC cooking liquor 288

– CED-intrinsic 451

– commercial paper-grade pulp 1013

– conventional, MCC® and EMCC®

Cooking 297

– degradation, sulfite cooking 1045

– detrimental effect 814

– different wood species 452–453

– dissolving pulp characterization 1061

– during ozonation, temperature effect 813

– efficiency of chlorine dioxide 768–769

– in relation to R18 363

– in relation to screened yield 454

– in relation to xylan 455

– in spent liquor 456–457, 459

– increase, polymers in solution 1248

– kraft softwood pulp 236

– Lo-Solids™ laboratory cooks 302

– loss in G-factor model 195–197, 356–357

– measurements 1248–1251

– oxygene bleaching 629

– pine kraft pulp 825

– pine/spruce kraft cooking 226, 232, 243

– polysulfide addition effect 293

– predictions, comparison against