Dan Klingenberg

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Edward Balizer

Naval Surface Warfare Center

François M. Guillot

Georgia Institute of Technology

Stefan Zauscher

Duke University

Jeffrey Fedderly

Jacek Jarzynski

University of America

John Lionel Simonsen

Oregon State University

Yuri M. Shkel

University of Wisconsin–Madison

C. Tim Scott

Forest Products Laboratory

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United States Naval Research Laboratory

Georgia Institute of Technology

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Naval Surface Warfare Center

National Institute of Standards and Technology

Syracuse University

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Duke University

Pratt Institute

QED Technologies (United States)

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Studies of electrostriction in phase mixed and phase separated polyurethanes

APS March Meeting Abstracts (1998)

Edward Balizer Yuri M. Shkel François M. Guillot Dan Klingenberg Jacek Jarzynski

Electrostriction

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PULP EXTRUSIONS INCORPORATING SLUDGE FROM THE PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY

C. Tim Scott Dan Klingenberg John Lionel Simonsen Stefan Zauscher

Pulp extrusion at ultra-high consistency ( 30% solids) has been shown to be a viable process for converting recovered paper, wastepaper, and papermill residues into solid sheets and profiles. We have previously shown that extrusion of ultra-high consistency pulps and “model” sludges requires the addition of a water-soluble polymer (WSP) to alter the rheological properties of the pulp such that an homogenous “pulp paste” can be formed and extruded. This paper discusses our attempts to evaluate the viability of extruding a variety of papermill sludges. Several sludges were acquired from various mills and classified by ash content, contaminant level, and biological activity. Various blends of sludge, newsprint (ONP), and WSP were prepared and extruded into continuous sheets. The sheets were then cut into strips for consolidation by press drying. These strips were further cut into coupons for tensile testing. The results showed that a variety of sludges could be successfully extruded with adequate tensile strength. However, the presence of contaminants (e.g., chips, staples, plastics, silica) and interfering chemistries posed some difftculties in processing these residues.

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Verbesserung der Handhabbarkeit von komplexen Softwaredokumentationen durch Visualisierung von Dokumentbeziehungen.

Dan Klingenberg

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