High Consistency Hydrapulper For Waste Paper Recycling
In waste paper recycling line, pulping is the critical initial step that determines the quality of fiber separation and the load on subsequent processing stages. High-consistency hydrapulpers occupy a unique position within the family of hydrapulpers; at this consistency level, the pulp loses its fluidity, and the mechanical agitation of the rotor ceases to be the primary disintegration mechanism, giving way instead to inter-fiber frictional shear.
High Consistency Hydrapulper Features
Lower energy consumption: Electricity consumption per ton of pulp is only about 40% that of low-consistency pulping (a ~60% energy saving), while production capacity per unit volume is doubled.
Superior fiber preservation: The process relies primarily on inter-fiber friction and kneading, minimizing fiber cutting and maintaining high paper strength.
Impurity integrity: Contaminants such as plastics and adhesives are detached rather than disintegrated; remaining in large pieces, they are easily removed during subsequent screening.
Facilitates deinking: The combination of high consistency, high temperature, and chemicals accelerates the detachment of ink from fiber surfaces, enhancing subsequent flotation and washing stages.
If you are struggling with pulping efficiency or fiber damage in deinked pulp, or if you are interested in high-consistency hydrapulpers, please feel free to contact us for advice.
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