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PAPER PRODUCTION
Paper is preferred to be used these days to
help in reducing garbage production.
In the U.S. alone, they
approximately cut more than
68 million trees each year.
In the Philippines, the paper industry
plays a vital role in the economic
development in the country.
Pandan is commonly seen in the
Philippines and salt tolerant plant that
grows by the shore in Western Pacific
Islands.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
Research Instrument:
Experimentation Process
Testing Process
EXPERIMENTATION PROCESS
PAPER MAKING PROCEDURE
Remove the thorns of the Pandan leaves and cut it 5 Put all the blended material to a basin.
1
into tiny pieces. (47 stalks)
Boil the Pandan leaves in a 6-liter water and add Strain the blended Pandan leaves and
2 6
three (3) tablespoons of sodium hydroxide. put it in a rectangular frame.
3 Allow the Pandan leaves to soften for an hour. 7 Allow it to dry in a baking sheet.
4 Blend the boiled Pandan leaves. For every fistful Repeat steps 4-8 but this time, add a
amount of Pandan leaves, add two (2) cups of water. 8
fistful amount of used paper.
TESTING PROCESS
1 TENSILE INDEX
2 BURST INDEX
3 TEAR INDEX
4 THICKNESS
GRAMMAGE OR BASIS
5
WEIGHT
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
Pandan Paper Pandan with Used Paper
302.45 310.61
TABLE 1
1.488 1.395
Paper
1.94 1.86
Qualities
5.55 7.78
0.98 1.11
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
TABLE 2
Difference Between the Pandan Paper and Pandan with
Used Paper in terms of Tensile Index
N=5 α= 0.05
N=5 α= 0.05
Computed z-value =
Mean=5.5486
2.30
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
TABLE 4
Difference Between the Pandan Paper and
Pandan with Used Paper in terms of Thickness
N=5 α= 0.05
N=10 α= 0.05