- Pulp is a
fibrous lignocellulosic material prepared by chemically, semi-chemically or
mechanically producing cellulosic fibers from wood,
fiber crops,...
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consists of
linden (near 90%) and
birch (near 10%) trees. The
store of
woodpulp are 310 cube
metres at 1 hectare. Square: 48,8 hectares. 2.23
metres high...
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Rapeseed 5,190 10
Pharmaceuticals 5,162 11 Iron ore 4,569 12
Sulfate chemical woodpulp 4,390 13
Ethylene polymers 4,022 14 Gold 3,730 15
Rapeseed oil 3,398 16...
- for the show,
dubbed "super pykrete",
which used
newspapers instead of
woodpulp. Both
versions of
pykrete indeed proved to be much
stronger than the chunk...
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Retrieved 2009-07-18. Dr.
Peter Ince (1999–2000). "Paper,
Paperboard and
Woodpulp – Production,
Consumption and
Trade ECE/FAO
Forest Products Annual Market...
- needed] It is also very expensive,
being several times more
expensive than
woodpulp,
hence the
change to that
fiber for what is
still called Manilla—usually...
- ISBN 0-9786836-2-5 (p. 77).
Daisy Bacon (1899?–1986) was
nicknamed "Queen of the
Woodpulps". Sc****r, M.
Sinclair Lewis: An
American Life, pp. 3–22. McGraw-Hill...
- some
applications such as
loading of
boxes on
pallets and, specifically,
woodpulp stowage. For example, it is
possible to pack 147
rectangles of size (137...
- The main
economic activity in Kemi is
centered on two
large paper and
woodpulp mills and on the only
chromium mine in
Europe (which
supplies the Outokumpu...
- if it had not been for the
invention of pykrete, a
mixture of
water and
woodpulp that when
frozen was
stronger than
plain ice, was slower-melting and would...
