M/K ASME & CE Certified Laboratory Pulp Digesters
Precise, safe, and versatile. Cook by H-Factor or Temp/Time segments
Increase your pulp yeild
M/K Systems Inc. offers the most precise laboratory pulp digesters available. Our liquor circulating pulp system uses an anti-turbulent design, patented shower head design, stainless steel vessels and tubing, and a multi-heater system to uniformly cook your pulp. This laboratory pulp digester is ideal for Kraft cooks. Cook in 1 vessel, 2 vessels, or our multi-vessel systems. Our patented mixing module provides the best liquor/chip interaction available. Heat by temperature/time segments or by H-factor. Obtain low variation in your KAPPA numbers. Extract liquor during the cook with our enhanced 2020 sampling condenser design. Cook wood chips, hemp, fine particles, or almost any cellulose-based material. We have options that allow you to easily and safely inject additives during your cook. Rent or purchase our high-pressure pulp digesters for all of your cooking needs. The digester is easy to use, safe, and reliable. Use our systems for kraft cooks, sulfite cooks, bleaching, extraction of hemicellulose, cooking with additives, etc. Give us a call to try our system.
Details and industry references
Some of our industry references include:
1. Shell Oil, US patent 9,527,788, "Methods for hydrothermal digestion of cellulosic biomass solids in the presence of a distributed slurry catalyst".
2. (United States),“Composition for the production of Improved Pulp”, Patent # US 6,890,404.
3. (United States),“Phenols as Additives in Kraft Pulping”, Patent Application Publication US 2019/0112757.
4. (United States), “Controlled Flocculation of Lignocellulosic Hydrolyzates”, Publication US 2016/0083808.
5. (Canada), “Method for obtaining cellulose from biomass comprising lignocellulose”, Canadian patent #2,758,038.
6. (Australia), Liquid co-extraction process for production of sucrose, xylo-oligosaccharides and
xylose from feedstock, Australian Pat. App. AU 2015252695 B2, World Wide Application # 2015/164948.
7. (United States), “Tobacco-derived cellulose material and products formed thereof”, US Patent # 9,950,858.
8. (United States), “Method to separate lignin-rich solid phase from acidic biomass suspension at an acidic pH”, Patent # US 9,751,781.
9. (International Application),”Composition for inhibiting calcium salt scale formation”, Patent Application
AU 2,010,224,861.
10. (Portugal), “Method and aqueous composition for the production of improved pulp”, Patent # PT
1,392,914.
11. (United States), Publication: “Comparison of Oxidative Alkaline Extraction Reaction's Impact on Pulp
Properties and the Environment”. T.M. Runge and A.R. Ragauskas, Int’llPulp Bleaching Conference.
Helsinki, Finland
12. (United States), Publication: Peter Hart, Daniell Connell, “The effect of digester kappa number on the bleachability and yield of EMCCTM softwood pulp", Westrock Company.
13. (United States), Publication, "Integrated Two-Stage Alkaline–Oxidative Pretreatment of Hybrid Poplar. Part 2: Impact of Cu-Catalyzed Alkaline Hydrogen Peroxide Pretreatment Conditions on Process Performance and Economics.", Zhaoyang Yuan, Sandip Kumar Singh, Bryan Bals, Dr. David B. Hodge, and Eric L. Hegg, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res. 2019, 58, 35.
14. (United States), Publication, "Deconstruction of hybrid poplar to monomeric sugars and aromatics using ethanol organosolv fractionation", Janosch Bär, Thanaphong Phongpreecha, Sandip Kumar Singh, Melisa Kral Yilmaz, Cliff E. Foster, Jacob D. Crowe & David B. Hodge, Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery, volume 8, pages 813–824 (2018).
15. (United States), Publication, "Relating Nanoscale Accessibility within Plant Cell Walls to Improved Enzyme Hydrolysis Yields in Corn Stover Subjected to Diverse Pretreatments", Jacob D. Crowe†, Rachael A. Zarger†, and David B. Hodge. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
16. (United States), Publication, "Relating Nanoscale Accessibility within Plant Cell Walls to Improved Enzyme Hydrolysis Yields in Corn Stover Subjected to Diverse Pretreatments", Jacob D. Crowe†, Rachael A. Zarger†, and David B. Hodge. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
17. (United States), Publication, "Evaluation of Microwave Pretreatment for Reducing the Recalcitrance of Woody Biomass to Hemicellulose Extraction and Cellulose Hydrolysis", New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, John Hokanson, Warren H. Chesner, Victor A. Barber, Arthur J. Stipanovic
18. US Department of Energy, "GO16108 Final Scientific Report", https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/1188450
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Some of the typical cooking materials include:
All Soft Woods & Hard Woods
Bamboo
Bagasse
Bio-based materials
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