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Corrugated Cardboard By: JerL D. Koonce

Corrugated Cardboard By: JerL D. Koonce. Material Science 3344-001 Professor Larry Peel November 24, 2008. Manufacturing Process. Core ingredient: Pine wood chips. Cooked in a solution of sodium hydroxide, to remove the lignin, fiber glue. Turned into a fiber, then cleaned and refined.

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Corrugated Cardboard By: JerL D. Koonce

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  1. Corrugated CardboardBy: JerL D. Koonce Material Science 3344-001 Professor Larry Peel November 24, 2008

  2. Manufacturing Process • Core ingredient: Pine wood chips. • Cooked in a solution of sodium hydroxide, to remove the lignin, fiber glue. • Turned into a fiber, then cleaned and refined. • Entered into a Fourdrinier machine, or paper making machine. • Paper heated up and run through a set of gears to create waves. • Glue applied to the peaks of waves, then applied to top and bottom layers.

  3. Factoids • In 1992 we produced more than 25 million tons of corrugated cardboard. • As well as another 6 million tons of non-corrugated cardboard. • Favored material for boxing and transportation for consumer products. • Appeal: cheap to produce, has a high resistance against tearing, bursting, splitting, for a paper element

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  5. Resources • Bessen, A. Howard. Design & Production of Corrugated Packaging & Displays. Jelmar Publishing Company, Inc., 1991. • “Corrugated Cardboard,”How Corrugated Cardboard is made, http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Corrugated-Cardboard.html. (27 August 2008).

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