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INDEX Refer to Chapter Refer to Chapter Refer to Chapter A test 14 acid pretreatment 10 acetate 4 acidproof brick 8 abaca 3 acetate laminating 18 acid pulping 8 abatement 20 acetate pulp 4 acid rain 21 odor 21 acetic acid 4 acid-refined tall oil 6 pollution 20 acetic anhydride 4 acid-resistant 14 abatement device 21 acetone 4 acid size 5 abietic acid 6 acetylated starch 5 acid-stable size 5 abrasion 24 acetyl radical 4 acid sulfite process 8 abrasion debarker I acetylating agent 4 acid tower 8 abrasion resistance 14 acid(s) 4, 8 acid treatment 10 abrasion test 14 abietic 6 acidulating 4 abrasive 7 acetic 4 acidulating agent 4 abrasive backing papers 16 accumulator 8 acidulation 6 abrasiveness 14 carbonic 20 acoustical board 16 abrasive segment 7 Caro's 10 acoustical testing 14 abrasivity (of mineral fillers) 13 cooking 8 acoustic leak detector 9 absorbency 11,14 digester 8 acre-foot 20 relative II fatty 6 acrylamide resins 5 water II formamidine sulfinic 10 acrylic binders 17 absorbent 14,24 formic 4 acrylic fiber 3 absorbent capacity II glucuronic 4 activatable chemical 9 absorbent grades 16 humic 20 activated carbon 20 absorption 5 hydroxy 4 activated sludge 20 capillary 13 hypochlorous 10 activated sludge loading 20 ink 14 lignosulfonic 8 activated sludge process 20 light 14 linoleic 6 activation 4 mechanical 13 mineral 4 surface II tensile energy 14 oleic 6 activation energy 8 vapor 13 pectic 4 Arrhenius 4 absorption coefficient 14 peracetic 10 activator 5 accelerated aging 14 raw 8 active alkali 8 accelerated aging test 14 resin 6 active alkali-to-wood ratio 8 accelerated creep 14 storage 8 active chlorine multiple 10 accelerated depreciation 26 sulfamic 10 active surface area 13 accelerated test 14 sulfuric 10 activity 8, 13 acceleration offset 19 sulfurous 8 surface 5 acceleration ratio 13 uronic 4 actual depreciation 26 accelerator 5 waste 10 acute toxicity 20 accelerometer 24 acid-alkali cooking process 8 ac variable frequency drive 13 acceptance test 25 acid cleaning 8 adansonia fiber 3 accepted chips I acid dew point 9 adaptation 5 accepted stock 12 acid dye 5 adding-machine paper 16 accept nozzle 12 acid fastness 14 addition reaction 4 accepts 12 acid free paper 14 additive(s) 13 screen 12 acid groups 4 beater 13 accessibility 4 acid hydrolysis 4 coating 17 acclimation 20 acidic papermaking 13 external 13 account 26 acidic peroxide 10 fireside 9 accountant 26 acidification 4 fuel 9 accounting 26 acid-insoluble ash II internal 13 cost 26 acid-insoluble lignin 8 non-fibrous 5 accumulated depreciation 26 acidity 5 papermaking 13 accumulator 8 acidity (of paper) 14 protective 10 heat 8 acid making 8 wet-end 13 steam 9 acid number 6 additive primary colors 19 accumulator acid 8 acid paper 14 additive system 13 accumulator felling head 1 acid plant 8 adherend 18 accuracy 14 acid-precipitated lignin 6 adhesion, 369 Re~ Refer to Chapter Refer to Chapter Refer to Chapter bark I complexing 10 diffusion 13 air impactor pin 18 conductive 17 dilution 21 air-impingement drying wet web 13 coupling 17 entrained 13 air infiltration adhesion promoter 18 cross linking 5 equilibrium 14 air knife adhesion strength 18 debonding 12 excess 9 air knife coating adhesive 17, 18 dehydrating 4 exhaust 13 air-laid sheet combining 18 deposit control 9 felt 13 air leak tester dry strength 5 dispersing 17 infiltration 13 air lock hot melt 18 dewatering 5 makeup 13 air-mail paper pressure sensitive 18 fixing 5 overfire 9 air mass adhesive demand 17 fluorescent brightening 5 primary 9 air pad adhesive failure 18 foaming 5 roof 13 air permeability adhesiveness 18 freeze conditioning I saturated 13 air pollution adhesive ratio 17 friction control 17 supply 13 air pollution control adhesive wear 24 glossing 17 theoretical 9 air pollution control eql adjustable speed equipment 24 leveling 17 utility 24 air ports adjusting color 13 oxidizing 10 underfire 9 air pumping adjusting rods 13 peptizing 5 air bags 18 air quality index admixture 13 precipitating 5 air balance 13 air quality standards adsorbable organic halides 20 reducing 10 air binding 24 air resistance adsorbate 20 reinforcing 17 airborne web drying 13 air resistance tester adsorbent 20 rewetting 17 air box 9 air roll adsorption 5,20 rheology control 17 air bubbles 13 air shear burst advanced wastewater treatment 20 sequestering 10 air cannons I air shed aeration 20 softening 5 air caps 13 air showers diffused 20 stiffening 18 air change rate 13 air sparger aeration efficiency 20 surface active 5 air classification I air stripping aeration stabilization basin 20 swelling 4 air cleaner 13 air supply aerator 20 thickening 17 air conditioning 14 air threader pipe cascade 20 water retention 17 air contaminants 21 air-to-cloth ratio mechanical 20 wetting 5 air content (of stock) 13 air-to-solids ratio surface 20 agglomeration 9 air cooling 13 air-through drying aerial survey I aggregate 9 air curtain 13 airveying aerobes 20 aggregate ray 2 air-cushioned headbox 13 air volume (of paper) aerobic 20 aging 14 air deckle 13 alabaster aerobic biological oxidation 20 accelerated 14 air deficiency 9 album papers aerobic digestion 20 heat 14 air density separator I Alcell process aerometric 21 aging test 14 air diffuser 20 alcohol aerosol 21 accelerated 14 air doctor 13 ethyl affinity 4 agitation 24 air-dried chips I polyvinyl afforestation I zone 12 air-dried paper 14 terpene a-frame I agitator 24 air dry content II aldehyde after dryers 17 cross shaft 13 air dryer 10 aldehyde starch against the grain 18 filter vat 12 air drying 13 algae agalite 5 turbine 24 air dry pulp II alginate agar 5 agitator efficiency 12 air dry weight II alignment agave 3 agricultural residues 3 air entrainment 13 hot-kiln age class I agriforestry I air exhaust 13 mechanical aged chips I aides), air float 18 optical agent(s), drainage 5 air-float drying 12 paper machine acetylating 4 filter 23 air flotation dryer 17 alignment roll acidulating 4 formation 13 air flotation separator I aliphatic antiblocking 17 release 13 air foil threading 13 aliquot anti-skinning 19 retention 5 air forming 13 alkafide process antistatic 17, 18 washing 12 air fraction 14 alkali bleaching 10 air 21 air-fuel ratio 9 active bonding 5 ambient 21 air heater 9 effective buffering 8 combustion 9 recuperative 9 excess chelating 10 compressed 24 regenerative 9 residual 370 Refer to Chapter Refer to Chapter Refer to Chapter air impactor 17 total 8 ambient air monitoring 21 air-impingement drying 13 total titratable 8 ambient air quality 21 air infiltration 9 alkali analyzer 8 ambient conditions 21 air knife 17 alkali cellulose 4 amines 9 air knife coating 17 alkali darkening 4 filming 9 air-laid sheet 13 alkali fastness 14 neutralizing 9 air leak tester 14 alkali lignin 6 amino resins 5 air lock 8 alkaline extraction stage 10 ammonia 8 air-mail paper 16 alkaline-filled paper 14 ammonium base liquor 8 air mass 21 alkaline filler 5 ammonium stearate 17 air pad 10,13 alkaline paper 14 amorphous cellulose 4 air permeability 14 alkaline paperrnaking 5 amorphous region 2 air pollution 21 alkaline peroxide mech. pulping 7 amorphous silicas/silicates 5 air pollution control 21 alkaline pulping 8 amortization 26 air pollution control equipment 21 alkaline reserve (of paper) 14 amphipathic molecule 5 air ports 9 alkaline size 5 ampholytic starch 5 air pumping 13 alkaline sulfite process 8 amphoteric 5 air quality index 21 alkalinity 5 amylaceous 5 air quality standards 21 bicarbonate 20 amylase 5 air resistance 14 carbonate 20 amylopectin 5 air resistance tester 14 alkalinity (of paper) 14 amylose 5 air roll i8 alkali proof 14 anaerobes 20 air shear burst 14 alkali purification 8 anaerobic 20 air shed 21 alkali-reactive binders 17 anaerobic biological treatment 20 air showers 13 alkali solubility 11 anaerobic contact process 20 air sparger 20 alkali staining 14 anaerobic digestion 20 air stripping 20 alkalization 4 analysis 23 air supply 13 alkane 4 break-even 26 air threader pipe 13 alkenyl succinic anhydride 5 chemical 4 air-to-cloth ratio 21 alkyd resins 17 chip size I air-to-solids ratio 20 alkyl 4 cost-benefit 26 air-through drying 13 alkylation 4 cost-effectiveness 26 airveying I alkylketene dimers 5 dirt 14 air volume (of paper) 14 all-direction stretch 14 dust composition 21 alabaster 5 allowable cut I fiber II album papers 16 allowable working pressure 9 finite-element 14 Alcell process 8 alloy 24 gas 9,21 alcohol 4 alpha 20 image 11 ethyl 6 alphabet pulps 7 lost time 13 polyvinyl 5 alpha-cellulose 4 microbiological 5 terpene 6 alpha protein 17 microstructural 14 aldehyde 4 alpha pulps II Orsat 9 aldehyde starch 5 alternate pitting 2 particle size 21 algae 20 alternating current 22 qualitative 4 alginate 17 alternating current drive 24 quantitative 4 alignment 13 alternator 22 sensitivity 26 hot-kiln 9 alum 5 short-span tensile 14 mechanical 13 alumina 5 statistical 25 optical 13 aluminate recovery process 9 uncertainty 26 paper machine 13 aluminates 5 vibration 24 alignment roll 13 alumina trihydrate 5 water 20 aliphatic 4 alumino-silicate 5 analysis 0 f variance 25 aliquot 4 aluminum chloride 5 analytical method 4 alkafide process 8 aluminum oxide 7 analyzer, alkali 4 aluminum resinate 5 alkali 8 active 8 aluminum stearate 17 density 14 effective 8 aluminum sulfate 5 optical fiber length II excess 10 alum spots 14 photometric dispersion 14 residual 8 ambient air 21 surface 14 371 Refer to Chapter Refer to Chapter Refer to Chapter R&' anatase 5 annular rings 14 equivalent black II capital anchor coat 18 annular vessel 2 fill 20 assimilation anchoring
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