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2003Papers published in various journals :-
Publications
in Year 1998
| S.No. |
Title |
Author(s) |
Reference
|
| 1. |
Membrane filtration of nonwood spent
liquor – An emerging tool for environmental management in pulp &
paper industry |
Jain, R.K., Mathur, R.M. |
Ippta, 10, 3, 1998 |
| 2. |
Anaerobic treatment of inhibitory
compounds of agro based pulp & paper mill effluents - Various
treatment options |
Bist, Vimlesh, Mathur, R.M. and
Kulkarni, A.G. |
Ippta, 10,3, 1998 |
| 3. |
Anaerobic treatability of straws
spent liquors – A potential alternative for environmental
management |
Panwar, S.; Gupta, M.K.; et.al. |
Ippta, 10,3, 1998 |
| 4. |
Biomethanation of Pulp & Paper
Mill Effluents |
Jain, R.K.; Panwar, S. and Kulkarni,
A.G. |
Bioenergy News, 3, 1, 1998 |
| 5. |
High Rate Biomethanation Technology
for liquid waste from Paper Industry |
Kulkarni, A.G. |
Interaction Meet on High Rate
Biomethanation in Pulp & Paper Industry, held at Ministry of
Non-conventional Energy Sources, New Delhi |
| 6. |
Effect of lignin carbohydrate
complexes in processing of Bagasse Black liquor in Pulp & Paper
Indus try |
Dixit, A.K.; Gupta, Abha; et.al.
|
XIII Carbohydrate Conference held in
Nov. 1998 at Forest Research Institute, Dehradun. |
| 7. |
Annual plants belonging to Jute
family – A potential raw material for paper industry |
Kulkarni, A.G. |
Souvenir on Jute Utilization by Paper
Industry held on 12th Nov. 1998 at India International Centre, Annexe,
New Delhi |
| 8. |
Studies on Pulping/Slushing of
Imported white waste paper (M/s. Plaza Paper Pvt. Ltd., Saharanpur)
|
Kapoor, S.K.; Sood,Y.V. and Pande,
P.C. |
CPPRI Technical Report, Oct. 1998.
|
| 9. |
Newsprint from recycled wasted paper,
their quality as compared to those produced from virgin pulp and
conformity to National Standards |
Kapoor, S.K.; Sood, Y.V. and Pande,
P.C. |
International Workshop on
Technological Upgra-dation in Food Proces-sing/Leather/Pulp & Paper
held on 14-17, June, 1998 at Mashad (Iran) |
| 10. |
Increasing recycling of process water
in a typical pulp & paper mill reduced 30% water consumption
entailing saving in energy and protection of environment (A case study)
|
Kapoor, S.K.; Sood, Y.V. and Pande,
P.C. |
International Workshop on
Technological Upgra-dation in Food Proces-sing/Leather/Pulp & Paper
held on 14-17, June, 1998 at Mashad (Iran) |
| 11. |
Blending of pulps to improve the
quality of writing and printing papers manufactured mainly from chemical
bagasse pulp |
Kapoor, S.K.; Sood, Y.V. and Pande,
P.C. |
International Workshop on
Technological Upgra-dation in Food Proces-sing/Leather/Pulp & Paper
held on 14-17, June, 1998 at Mashad (Iran) |
| 12. |
Whole jute – A promising raw
material for the production of pulps for different grades of paper and
newsprint |
Gupta, H.K.; Priti Shivhare, et.al.
|
Proccedings of TAPPI Pulping
Conference, 1998, held at Montreal, Canada. |
| 13. |
Oxygen pre-bleaching and Chlorine
dioxide substitution: An emerging need of Indian Paper Industry |
Gupta, H.K.; Priti Shivhare, et.al.
|
Ippta, 10, 4, 1998 |
| 14. |
Oxygen Pulping/Bleaching of straws
for enhanced compatibility of Biomethanation process |
Gupta, H.K. |
Manual of Training Programme on
Biome-thanation for Paper Industry, held on March, 1998 at CPPRI. |
| 15. |
Effect of non-fibrous tissue on the
refining behavior of bamboo pulp |
Roy, T.K.; Subramanyam, S.V. and
Godiyal, R.D. |
Ippta, 10, 3, 1998 |
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