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ISO 801:1994

ISO 801:1994 Pulps – Determination of saleable mass in lots – Part 2: Pulps (such as flash-dried pulps) baled in slabs

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Description

Cancels and replaces the first edition (1979). Specifies a method for determining the dryness of a lot of pulp baled in slabs and for calculating its saleable mass. Applicable for most kinds of pulp, in bales of approximately 200 kg, and made up of four to six slabs or wads, of fairly uniform and similar thickness. Also be applicable to bales not composed of individual layers, but which are naturally delaminateable. Not applicable to pulp baled in sheet form or in unitized bales, and, if the drilling device becomes appreciably hot because of frictional heat evolved during drilling.

Edition

2

Published Date

1994-08-11

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

12

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

Cancels and replaces the first edition (1979). Specifies a method for determining the dryness of a lot of pulp baled in slabs and for calculating its saleable mass. Applicable for most kinds of pulp, in bales of approximately 200 kg, and made up of four to six slabs or wads, of fairly uniform and similar thickness. Also be applicable to bales not composed of individual layers, but which are naturally delaminateable. Not applicable to pulp baled in sheet form or in unitized bales, and, if the drilling device becomes appreciably hot because of frictional heat evolved during drilling.

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