What is the typical angle of a wide angle refiner?
- 90 degrees
- 30 degrees
- 60 degrees
- 45 degrees
What three actions are carried out by a refiner?
- Cutting, fibrillating and stretching fibres
- Cutting, delaminating and externally fibrillating fibres
- Stretching, internally fibrillating, and externally fibrillating fibres
- Twisting, delaminating and shortening fibres
Which type of refiner is said to be best for cutting fibres?
- A narrow angle refiner
- A wide angle refiner
- A double disc refiner
- A single disc refiner
The space between the bars of a refiner is called the
- Valley
- Total Open Area
- Instep
- Pathway
How is the Nett Refining Power calculated?
- gross power/no-load power
- No-load power/gross power
- No-load power - gross power
- Gross power - no-load power
What is the specific edge load?
- Net refining power x cutting length
- Net refining power / cutting length
- cutting length / Net refining power
- cutting length + Net refining power
In which type of water will fibres refine fastest?
- hard water above pH 7
- hard water below pH 7
- soft water below pH 7
- soft water above pH 7
Which of the fibres below will swell most quickly during refining?
- A fibre from the sulphite process
- A fibre from the NSSC process
- A fibre from the Groundwood process
- A fibre from the sulphate process
Which one of the following chemical pulp fibres would respond best to refining?
- Birch
- Beech
- Aspen
- Pine
If refining is increased, which three properties will go down?
- Tensile, opacity, smoothness
- Caliper, roughness, opacity
- Density, roughness, opacity
- Tensile, smoothness, density