सामग्रियों के लिए यह क्यों महत्वपूर्ण है
Pulp and paper is a different business from lumber at every point. It wants small, uniform, fast-grown fibre rather than large clean logs, it is capital-intensive and runs continuously, and its cheapest input is often recovered fibre rather than wood at all - which links waste-paper policy directly to roundwood demand.
यह किससे बना है
सभी सामग्रियाँ →| सामग्री | यह यहाँ क्या करता है | महत्त्व |
|---|---|---|
| Eucalyptus | Short-fibre hardwood pulp, grown for the purpose | परिभाषित करना |
| Industrial Roundwood | Pulpwood: the logs too small or bent to saw | परिभाषित करना |
| Wood Pulp | The fibre itself | परिभाषित करना |
| Radiata Pine | Plantation pulpwood in the southern hemisphere | महत्त्वपूर्ण |
| Recovered Wood | Competing cheap fibre for board | महत्त्वपूर्ण |
| Spruce-Pine-Fir (SPF) | Long-fibre softwood pulp for strength | महत्त्वपूर्ण |
Eucalyptus
The fastest-growing hardwood planted at scale, harvested on rotations as short as six or seven years, and the fibre…
Industrial Roundwood
Logs. The tree after felling and before anything has been done to it except cutting it to length.
Wood Pulp
Wood reduced to its individual fibres, by cooking or by grinding, ready to be made into paper, board or textile.
Radiata Pine
A Californian pine with a tiny natural range that became the most widely planted plantation softwood in the southern…
Recovered Wood
Wood collected after use - pallets, crates, demolition timber and furniture - and sent back into panels or energy…
Spruce-Pine-Fir (SPF)
A marketing group, not a species: several interchangeable northern softwoods graded and sold under one stamp.