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Oil Flow Damage in Kraft Paper 2: UV Irradiation
See http://tny.im/py3 — Ultraviolet (UV) irradiation was used as a tool to degrade Kraft paper. Using measurements of the DP as a function of irradiation time, a theoretical model was used to predict the local value of DP in the surface layer of the paper. After characterization of their mechanical properties, selected samples were exposed to oil flows mimicking NAN, OFAF and reclamation conditions. The presence of a surface layer of low DPled to significant surface roughening under high rates of oil flow, but no significant erosion. The findings indicate that the DP value at the surface is more…
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