WASTE MANAGEMENT IN

PAPER INDUSTRY

For wood pulp making

Definition
Solid wastes refer to a variety
of solid residues produced in
the process of paper and pulp
making. The solid wastes
include five types, such as
barks, sawdust, bagasse pith,
the straw of preparation
workshop; fiber, fiber fines and
packing of paper machine
room; green mud and white
process, the solid wastes
are mainly sawdust and
barks. 95% of solid wastes
are mostly used as the fuel
of bark boiler.
For the straw pulp
processing, the solid wastes
include turfgrass clippings
and dust. Generally, these
wastes are burnt
intensively.
In recent years, wheat straw
waste boiler is used to deal
with the solid wastes of the
straw pulp mill. The solid
wastes of bagasse pulp mill
are the bagasse pith which
is basically used as fuel.

mud of alkali recovery

workshop; ash of power boiler;
the sludge of wastewater
treatment system. Excepting
for the sludge, other four kinds
of waste are easy to treat.