Process for the manufacture of paper
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Mar 5, 1996
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Jan 3, 1994
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Jul 2, 1991
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A process for improved dewatering and retention in the manufacture of paper, where a retention agent containing anionic groups and being based on a polysaccharide or being an acrylamide-based polymer and an alkaline solution of an aluminate are added to the stock containing lignocellulose-containing fibres and optionally fillers. The pH of the stock prior to the addition of the aluminate should be below about 7 to obtain the desired cationic aluminum hydroxide complexes in the stock. The present process is cost effective and insensitive to the content of calcium in the white water.
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