26 July 2024 | Non classé
Author: Martin Dubé, Teacher and Researcher at Innofibre Packages made of corrugated cardboard occupy a very large part of our everyday lives, accounting for almost 40% of the industry’s cellulosic fibre packaging. Although this type of packaging is mainly used...
26 July 2024 | Non classé
Author :Benoit Bideau, Innofibre The packaging sector is a complex field that must meet diverse needs depending on the types of contents involved. The nature of these will shape the packaging itself and its properties. For example, computer equipment requires a...
26 July 2024 | Non classé
By Michel Labbé, researcher at Innofibre, and Mathieu Germain, teacher and researcher at Innofibre Despite its potential as an added-value product for pulp and paper mills, each year several thousand tons of lignin end up in the mills’ black liquor, which is a...
26 July 2024 | Non classé
Author: Gaston Michaud, Research Engineer, Innofibre They are there, but we ignore them. We walk past them without a care in the world. Yet hydrocyclones are an integral part of most papermaking processes. They can be found, for example, in paper machine approach...
26 July 2024 | Non classé
Author: Benoit Bideau, Researcher at Innofibre What do we mean by eco-friendly packaging? There is no simple answer to this question. Whether it be as a researcher, a business owner, or a consumer, one must develop a critical mindset and question and analyze...
26 July 2024 | Non classé
Author: Martin Dubé, teacher at Cégep de Trois-Rivières and researcher at Innofibre. In several regions of the world, the pulp and paper industry has always been closely associated with wood, forests and sawmills. However, there are many other sources of fiber...
