2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jenvman.2022.115439
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Evaluating land application of pulp and paper mill sludge: A review

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“…Pertama, campuran pulp stok diproduksi menjadi komponen berserat melalui bahan kimia, mekanis, atau kombinasi cara kimia dan mekanis. Di pabrik kertas, pulp ini dicampur dengan air dan dimurnikan sesuai spesifikasi produk akhir sebelum bahan pengisi seperti tanah liat dan kalsium, serta zat pewarna ditambahkan (Turner et al, 2022). Metode pulping yang paling umum adalah (pulp kimia) melepaskan serat selulosa dengan secara selektif menghancurkan ikatan kimia dalam zat seperti lem (lignin) yang mengikat serat bersama-sama.…”
Section: Pulp and Paper Industryunclassified
“…Pertama, campuran pulp stok diproduksi menjadi komponen berserat melalui bahan kimia, mekanis, atau kombinasi cara kimia dan mekanis. Di pabrik kertas, pulp ini dicampur dengan air dan dimurnikan sesuai spesifikasi produk akhir sebelum bahan pengisi seperti tanah liat dan kalsium, serta zat pewarna ditambahkan (Turner et al, 2022). Metode pulping yang paling umum adalah (pulp kimia) melepaskan serat selulosa dengan secara selektif menghancurkan ikatan kimia dalam zat seperti lem (lignin) yang mengikat serat bersama-sama.…”
Section: Pulp and Paper Industryunclassified
“…Paper mill sludge (PMS) is a high-volume polluting waste in pulp and papermaking industries, produced at an average rate of 45 kg per ton of virgin papermaking and 300 kg per ton of recycled papermaking. Globally, paper and paperboard production is anticipated to rise to 550 million tons by 2050 from the current annual rates of 400 million tons, increasing PMS production by 48–86%, presenting a significant disposal challenge for pulp and papermaking companies. In the United States, 52% of PMS is landfilled; , however, it may be restricted or prohibited, especially in North America, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and its potential environmental and human health impacts. , PMS contains high amounts of cellulose fibers, varying from 11 to 76% w/w, suitable for cellulose extraction, which offers opportunities not only for the papermaking industry but also for other industries. Additionally, PMS consists of filler minerals such as kaolin, CaCO 3 , silicate, and TiO 2 that are frequently employed as pigments in papermaking and paper-coating applications, as well as pitch, lignin, and heavy metals. Environmental and public acceptability issues might arise from the heavy metal content of some PMS types as well as from odor, especially when it spreads close to residential areas .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Previous studies have also highlighted that variations in sludge properties can arise even when comparing sludges from different mills that employ similar processes and/or produce similar products" [20]. "Therefore, individual characterisation of sludges is crucial if informed decisions are to be made about their suitability for land application and are currently already conducted in many countries" [21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…"The amount and chemical composition, as well as the geotechnical properties of paper mill sludge depend on the paper grade being manufactured, specific fresh water consumption, the wastewater cleaning technique applied and the type of raw materials" [20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%