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Modified continuous cooking

Modified continuous cooking Until the early 1980s, most pulping processes used a “conventional cooking mode”. Conventional cooking is the practice of adding all the required cooking chemicals (i.e., white liquor) in the beginning of the process. For continuous digesters, this means the addition of all white liquor within the chip feeding system. As a result,
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This page has been updated 11.05.2021