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WorksheetsHow is paper made?
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The paper you write on every day is made from...
trees.
oil.
minerals.
The process of making paper starts with...
a forest.
a sawmill.
a paper machine.
What can you see in this picture?
A lot of trees.
A lot of logs.
What can you see in this picture?
A lot of trees.
A lot of logs.
What is it?
It's a sawmill.
It's a paper company.
It's a forest.
What is it?
It's a paper company.
It's a sawmill.
It's a paper machine.
What can you see in this picture?
The debarking process.
The chipping process.
The cutting process.
What can you see in this picture?
That's debarking process.
That's chipping process.
That's cutting process.
What can you see in this picture?
That's debarking process.
That's chipping process.
That's cutting process.
What is it?
It's wood chips.
It's bark.
It's pulp.
Mechanical and chemical pulping...
... remove lignin and separate the wood cellulose fibres.
...chip wood into small pieces.
...press pulp to remove water.
Where does Chemical Pulping take place?
In the digester.
In the paper machine.
In the mechanical beater.
For white paper the pulp...
...is bleached.
...is coloured.
What is it?
It's a paper machine.
It's a sawmill.
It's a chemical pulper.
What can you see in this picture?
A wet paper pulp.
Wood chips.
A dry paper pulp.
Choose the correct order of the stages in the paper machine.
1) Headbox; 2) Wire section; 3) Press section; 4) Drying sections; 5) Calendering; 6) Finishing into reels.
1) Headbox; 2) Wire section; 3) Calendering; 4) Drying sections; 5) Press section; 6) Finishing into reels.
1) Headbox; 2) Drying sections; 3) Calendering; 4) Wire section; 5) Press section; 6) Finishing into reels.
