Engineers India Research Institute

Project Reports on Paper Industry,Kraft Paper, Waste Paper Recycling,Pulp,Cups, Stationery, Cone,Bags,Tube,Paper Conversion,Disposable Paper Products, Corrugated Board, Boxes, News Print, Hand Made Paper, Grey/Card Board.

Paper  is one of the necessities of civilisation and it is almost impossible to imagine the continuace of a world without the printed books and newspapers.  People require paper to  meet
the basic needs of modern life because it has many diverse  uses. Modern  paper  is  made from cellulose  derived  from  a  limited numbers  of plants, the fibres being mixed with sufficient  water to render possible the formation of a continuous sheet of wels of paper  of  uniform thickness.  The invention of  this  method  of paper  making is attributed to the chinese about 80 to  150  B.C.
Cellulose is the substance of which the permanent cell memberances  of plants are composed and it forms the bulk of  the tissues of wood and similar plant structures. In most cases the presence  of  colouring  matter and  various waxy and resinous pubstances  taken up by the growing plant render  the  cellulose impure, and it is desirale that as far as possible all impurities should   be  removed  before  the fibres  are made  into  paper. 
Vegetable fibres of all kinds may be converted into paper  among the various types of paper serving different end uses Tissue  and Air  mail paper are required for very specific purposes.   France is  recognized to be the largest producer of tissues  of  various grades  in  Europe,  thus  becoming a major exporter of  this commodity.