期刊
CELLULOSE
卷 19, 期 4, 页码 1437-1447出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10570-012-9712-6
关键词
Polyelectrolyte adsorption; Polyallylamine; Polyvinylamine; Dry strength; Unbleached chemical fibres
资金
- Biofibre Materials Centre (BiMaC Innovation)
Cationic polyelectrolytes (polyallylamine and polyvinylamine with different molecular masses) were adsorbed onto lignocellulosic fibres from unbleached and unbeaten spruce chemical fibres with different kappa numbers to investigate the effects on the mechanical properties of the final paper materials. Adsorption isotherms were first established to determine the maximum quantity of polymer that could be adsorbed onto each type of fibre. Paper sheets were then made with different amounts of added polyelectrolyte, and the structural and mechanical properties of the sheets were investigated, as well as the effect of an extra heating. The use of fibres with different kappa numbers led to different responses in terms of adsorption, and thus to differences in the mechanical properties of the resulting sheets. The tensile strength index was significantly increased (almost 50 % improvement in the best case) as a consequence of this polyelectrolyte adsorption onto the fibres, even at as low an adsorption level as 2 mg/g. The heating of paper sheets for 10 min at 160 A degrees C was also shown to improve the tensile strength index by about 10 % for pulps with high kappa number.
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