Tobacco stem pulping process for producing tobacco flake in method similar to papermaking
A technology of tobacco sheet and papermaking method, which is applied in the fields of tobacco, tobacco processing, application, etc., and can solve the problem that the percussion degree cannot meet the requirements of tobacco sheet.
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[0010] Soak 700kg of tobacco stems in hot water at 40°C for 1.5 hours and extract to obtain solid tobacco stems and liquid tobacco stem extracts; the degree of defibration of solid tobacco stems is controlled at 10°SR for the first defibration, and the degree of defibration for the second defibration is controlled at 25°SR , The knocking degree of the tobacco stem fiber entering the finished pulp is 26°SR.
[0011] Add finished pulp tobacco stem fibers to 700kg of tobacco leaf fragments soaked at 30°C for 1.5 hours and extract the defibrated tobacco leaf fragments. The degree of flax defibrillation is controlled at 12°. Tobacco stem fiber and tobacco leaf fragment fiber, in the process point of the headflow pipeline from the stabilizer box to the headbox, add dry soot with a particle size of 1mm-60 mesh through the ash adding device, the proportion is 30% by weight, and the paper machine Copying is made into a fiber sheet substrate, the tobacco stem extract is discarded, the t...
Embodiment 2
[0016] Soak 700kg of tobacco stems in hot water at 70°C for 1 hour and extract to obtain solid tobacco stems and liquid tobacco stem extracts; the degree of first defibration of solid tobacco stems is controlled at 12°SR, and the degree of second defibration is controlled at 13°SR , the degree of percussion of tobacco stem fibers entering the finished pulp is 18°SR.
[0017] 700kg of tobacco leaf fragments were soaked at 60° C. for 0.5 hour and extracted to obtain tobacco leaf fragments and tobacco leaf fragment extract. The degree of knocking of the tobacco leaf fragments into the finished pulp tobacco leaf fragment fibers is 18 ° SR, and the degree of knocking of the fiber is controlled at 16 ° SR. After defibrating, the weight ratio is 4% and added to the obtained tobacco stem fibers and tobacco leaf fragment fibers. Add 5% dry soot with a particle diameter of 1mm-60 mesh in the finished pulp tank, and stir evenly. The fiber sheet substrate is made by paper machine. The t...
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[0022] 700kg of tobacco stems were soaked in hot water at 60°C for 2.5 hours, and extracted to obtain solid tobacco stems and liquid tobacco stem extracts; the first-time defibrillation and knocking degree of solid tobacco stems was controlled at 15°SR, and the second-time defibration was controlled at 26°SR , the degree of percussion of tobacco stem fibers entering the finished pulp is 30°SR.
[0023] Soak 700kg of tobacco leaf fragments at 40±5°C for 1.5 hours and extract to obtain tobacco leaf fragments and tobacco leaf fragment extracts. The degree of knocking of tobacco leaf fragments into finished pulp is 25°SR, and the degree of defibrillation of wheat straw fiber is controlled at 18°SR. Add 12% by weight of the fiber to the obtained tobacco stem fiber and tobacco leaf fragment fiber, add 10% by weight and dry soot with a particle size of 40 mesh to 80 mesh on the paper machine fourdrinier through the ash adding equipment, Stir well. The fiber sheet substrate is made b...
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