制备来自海洋的海藻酸盐纤维,用绿色和蓝色碳生产复合纸

RM. Muhammad Nur Fauzan, Kotchaporn Thangunpai, Akiko Nakagawa-Izumi, Mikio Kajiyama and Toshiharu Enomae
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造纸的最新趋势导致了替代资源使用的增加。从海洋褐藻(蓝碳)中提取的藻酸盐纤维,在造纸中提供了木浆的潜在替代品。获得海藻酸盐的过程包括预处理、碱萃取、沉淀和纯化。从海带(L. japonica)和马尾藻(S. polycystum)中提取海藻酸盐,得率分别为17.4% ~ 28.9%和14.7% ~ 26.8%。海藻酸盐的分子量为0.68 × 105 ~ 2.74 × 105 g mol−1,多囊藻的分子量为0.39 × 105 ~ 0.994 × 105 g mol−1。将海藻酸钙纤维与木浆纤维结合制成复合材料。本研究结果表明,当样品中含有50%海藻酸钙纤维时,复合材料的拉伸指数达到最佳。虽然结果很有希望,但纯纸浆纤维造纸的拉伸指数仍然优越。此外,热降解测试表明,与硬木漂白硫酸盐纸浆(HBKP)相比,复合纸的热稳定性有所提高。综上所述,成功地制备了海藻酸钙和木浆纤维的混合物,并且海藻酸钙纤维的总包合量为50%提供了最佳的复合材料。
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Preparation of marine-sourced alginate fibres to produce composite paper from both green and blue carbons

Recent trends in papermaking have led to an increase in the use of alternative resources. Alginate fibres, derived from marine sourced brown seaweed (blue carbon), offer a potential alternative to wood pulp in paper production. The process of obtaining alginate involves pre-treatment, alkaline extraction, precipitation, and purification. Through successful extraction, alginates were obtained from Laminaria japonica (L. japonica) and Sargassum polycystum (S. polycystum) with yields ranging from 17.4% to 28.9% and 14.7% to 26.8%, respectively. The molecular mass of the alginates ranged from 0.68 × 105 to 2.74 × 105 g mol−1 for L. japonica and from 0.39 × 105 to 0.994 × 105 g mol−1 for S. polycystum. Calcium alginate fibres and wood pulp fibres were combined to create composites. The results from this study suggest that the composites achieved an optimum tensile index when the samples contained 50% calcium alginate fibres. Although the results were promising, the tensile index of the paper made exclusively from pulp fibres remained superior. Furthermore, thermal degradation tests demonstrated improved thermal stability for the composite papers compared to hardwood bleached kraft pulp (HBKP) sheets. In conclusion, a composite prepared from a mixture of calcium alginate and wood pulp fibres was successfully produced and overall 50% inclusion of calcium alginate fibres provided an optimum composite.

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