FINALS_PAPER Flashcards

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7 recycling facilities in the Philippines

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Aling tindera
TrashCashPH
Green Antz Builders
SGP Junk Shop and Gen. Merchandise
My Basurero
Trash to Cashback
Humble Sustainability

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– plastic waste collection (Metro Manila)

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Aling tindera

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plastic waste collector (Metro Manila)

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TrashCashPH

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Recyling plastics to bricks (Bulacan based)

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Green Antz Builders

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collects aluminum, cartons, metals,
plastic, copper office equipment, and automotive parts (Mandaluyong)

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SGP Junk Shop and General Merchandise

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point system (CDO and Bacolod)

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My Basurero

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  • Segregation during collection (DENR and CENRO)
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Trash to Cashback

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is an online platform that helps business owners sell
their returns.

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Humble Sustainability

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known as paper containers

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Paper packaging

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is a
high-efficient and cost-saving alternative for the
community to move, carry, and keep various
items.

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Paper packaging

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gives strength to paper when
used in a proper manner.

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  • Fibers from wood
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help
determine the direction on which the paper is
made.

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  • Fibers from wood
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s are important in paper production for it
serves as the heart of the paper.

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Fibers

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Sources of paper fibers

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Cotton
Hemp
Bagasse
Abaca
Synthetic
Recycled

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premium material

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Cotton

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– environmentally sustainable option

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Hemp

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– Agricultural waste

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Bagasse

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– high in strength and versatile

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Abaca

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(polyester and PP) Water resistant

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Synthetic

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Ecofriendly approach

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Recycled

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Process that frees the cellulosic wood fibers.

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Pulping

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Breaking wood fibers from chips by breaking down the
intercellular lignin,

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Pulping

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3 Processes of Pulping

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Mechanical
Chemical
Hybrid

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Converting logs or wood chips into paper pulp for paper
making.

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Pulping

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Primarily used in newsprints, as well as paper used in catalogs, paper towels and tissues
Mechanical Pulping
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used for high quality papers, this has better cellulose fiber.
Chemical Pulping
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Parts of the Rotating Disc
Filter Segment Cake Scraper (both sides) Filtered Water Disc Distribution Head Shaft with Filtering Elements
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Fourdrinier Process sections/Parts
Headbox Fourdrinier Press Dryers Calender Reel
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This is a classical method of sheet formation.
Fourdrinier Wire Section
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Fourdrinier is equipped with
Forming box Foils/table rolls Suction Box Wet suction box suction Rolls
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In fourdrinier Wire section the drainage proceeds in the direction of?
Gravity
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mechanically squeezes water from the wet web, increasing the solids content of the sheet of paper
Press section
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It also reduces the bulk or thickness of the paper. This compaction assists in subsequent bonding of fibers.
Press section
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Paper leaves the press section and enters the dryer at a consistency of?
40-45%
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causes further water removal by evaporation
Dryer
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A typical dryer section consists of from _______ steam-heated dryer cylinders.
40 to 70
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The sheet is held in intimate contact with the heated surfaces by means of dryer felts.
Dryer section
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After the dryer, the paper web is passed through a?
Calender stack
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a vertical stack of solid iron rolls which impart successively higher compression cycles to the paper as the paper passes downward through the stack.
Calender stack
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reduce the thickness and to impart a smooth surface to the paper web for good printability.
Calender stack
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Properties of paper
Strong (Packaging) Flexible (Wrapping/Making Origami) Absorbent (Paper Towel)
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also known as BASIS WEIGHT
Paper Weight
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Other term for paper weight
Basis weight
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is measured in LBS (pounds) and GSM (grams per square meter)
Paper weight
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measurement of a paper's thickness
caliper
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Caliper is measured using a tool called
Micrometer
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Printer Friendly
Light to Medium 10-12 pt 74 to 80 LB 110 to 215 gsm
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is one common packaging material used in almost all industry
Paperboard
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comes in variety of grades.
Paperboard
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Due to its versatility, flexibility and durability, ____ has been a great packaging material
paperboard
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4 Types of paperboard
1. Clay Coated News Backboard (CCNB) 2. Solid Bleached Sulfate (SBS) 3. Folding Box Board (FBB) 4. Natural Kraft and Coated Unbleached Kraft (CUK)
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✓ Made of recycled newsprint, secondary paper and /or corrugated containers.
Clay Coated News Backboard (CCNB
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Application of CCNB
Laundry detergent Dry foods pet foods
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Considered to be the finest quality. Both sides are white in surface due to bleaching process which are also good for printing.
Solid Bleached Sulfate (SBS)
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Process applicable for SBS
embossing, debossing, hot foil stamping UV printing.
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Typically used for food, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, confectioner
SBS
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Manufactured multi-ply pulp using chemical and mechanical process
Folding Box Board
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Strong and durable compared to other types
FBB
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Usage of FBB
Cosmetics, food pharmaceutical
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Made of 100% recycled material. Known as Kraft paperboard
Natural Kraft and Coated Unbleached Kraft (CUK)
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When coated with polyethylene (plastic) this becomes food grade.
Natural Kraft and Coated Unbleached Kraft (CUK)
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Other types of Paper
Acid-free paper Artist's Paper
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is created using an alkaline production process.
Acid-free paper
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is made to be used in cases where it is important to save the documents over long time periods without aging, yellowing, or deteriorating
Acid-free paper
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usually used in the floristry
Acid-free paper
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usually used in the floristry commonly
Tissue paper
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used in creating artistic drawings, sketches, and paintings.
Artist's Paper
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The thickness of an artist’s paper may differ, depending on?
inks applied desired use
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Rough
Watercolor Laydown
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Semi-tooth
Pencil Laydown
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Smooth
Fine Marker Laydown
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Ultra-Smooth
Mechanical Pencil Laydown
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is a paper-based packaging. It is the first thing you could see on shelf that helps a product boost it’s sales
Folding Carton
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Properties of folding carton can be augmented with the use of
plastic lamination surface coating
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Properties of Folding carton
▪ Heat sealability ▪ Heat Resistance ▪ Water resistance ▪ Moisture impermeability ▪ Grease resistance ▪ Product release (Non-stick)
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Carton styles
a. Rectangular Sleeve b. Standard Reverse Tuck (SRT) c. Standard Straight Tuck (SST) d. Tuck and Tongue e. Full Overlap Seal End (FOSE) f. Partial Overlap Seal End (POSE) g. 1-2-3 Houghland Snap Lock Bottom h. Himes Lock, Automatic Bottom i. Double Sidewall/Double Endwall Simplex Tray j. Stripper Lock Tray With Hinged Cover
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Design Consideration
1. Category of the product 2. Consumer expectation 3. Perform test 4. Consider sustainability 5. Assembly and loading
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A disposable container whose sides are made up of layers of material that includes and inside layer, outer layer and middle layer.
Corrugated Boxes
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Middle layer of the corrugated box
Flute
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gives the corrugated box it’s rigidity and provides cushion to the product.
Flute
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F Flute
1/32, 0.8
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E Flute
1/16, 1.6
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C Flute
5/32, 4 mm
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B Flute
1/8, 3.2 mm
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A flute
3/16, 4.18
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Most common flute
C flute
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Excellent compression strength. 36 flutes per linear foot. Usually ¼” in thickness.
A flute
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Excellent crush and puncture resistance and has great printing surface. 49 flutes per linear foot. Usually 1/8” in thickness.
B Flute
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Has good printing surface. Has compression properties and offers crush resistance. 41 flutes per linear foot. Usually 11/64” in thickness. Most common flute type.
C Flute
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Helps in reduction of storage space due to it’s thin construction. Excellent crush and resistance. Commonly used for pizza boxes. 90 flutes per linear foot and has 1/16” thickness.
E Flute
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Has outstanding printing surface and excellent crush resistance. Commonly used as packaging for jewelry shoes and cosmetics. Has 128 flutes per linear foot and 1/32” in thickness.
F Flute
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Types of Corrugated Board
1. Single face Board 2. Single Wall Board 3. Double Wall Board 4. Triple Wall Board
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made of a flute and a liner. Its main use is for interior packaging to be added as a cushion.
Single face board
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* Most common type. Consist of 2 liners and a flute. Usually used for shipping cartons.
Single Wall Board
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Has two layers of corrugated flute and three liners. Extremely durable. Mainly used as industrial cartons
Double Wall Board
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Composed of 4 liners and 3 flutes. Most sturdy and could replace wooden crates. Mainly used as shipping crates or chemical containers.
Triple Wall Board
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Manufacturing of Corrugated Board
1. Extrusion of Corrugated Board (first process) 2. Cutting of Corrugated Board from rolls to sheets 3. Cut to size of the box then fold
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Box design
1. Slotted Boxes 2. Telescope Boxes 3. Rigid Boxes 4. Folder Boxes 5. Tucktop Auto Bottom Boxes 6. Double cover Corrugated Boxes
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✓ Composed of three pieces with two end piece and a body
Rigid boxes
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✓ Has two sets of foldable sections (body and cover).
Telescope boxes
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Scored and slotted to form a corrugated box
Slotted boxes
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Self- erecting rigid type. A flat bottom with flap from sides and ends.
Folder Boxes
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Designed for quick, efficient and easy set-up
Tucktop Auto Bottom Boxes
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Has interlocking type which s more secure and tight-fitting.
Double cover Corrugated Boxes