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1. Food-contact paper and board based on recycled fibres: regulatory aspects--new rules and guidelines

Author

D. Ottenio and J. Y. Escabasse

Subjects
Paper, business.product_category, Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, Organoleptic, Food Contamination, Guidelines as Topic, Harmonization, Context (language use), Toxicology, Construction engineering, Toxicity Tests, Equipment Reuse, Humans, media_common.cataloged_instance, Good manufacturing practice, European Union, European union, media_common, Paperboard, Food Packaging, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, General Chemistry, Legislation, Food, Work in process, Carton, Chemistry (miscellaneous), visual_art, visual_art.visual_art_medium, Business, Food Science
Abstract

The question of recycled papers in contact with foods is discussed in detail with respect to regulatory and technical aspects. The legal context is given, and major existing regulations are reviewed. The safety of recycled fibre use is examined with respect to chemical, microbiological and organoleptic contamination. Toxicological testing possibilities on finished paper products are discussed. The harmonization work in progress at the Council of Europe level is presented in detail, and the authors give their personal view on future evolution.

Published
2002
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2. 2:1 the Paper Tube Project

Author

Brady, Noel

Subjects
Paper, Architectural Technology, Research, Environmental Design, Architectural Engineering, Shelter, Modular, Engineering, Tube, Construction Engineering and Management, Emergency, Architecture, Construction Engineering, ComputingMethodologies_COMPUTERGRAPHICS, Construction
Abstract

Review of applied technological solution to rapid building techniques using paper tube and analogous materials to create space enclosing geodesic systems.

Published
2012

3. The rôle of paper in questioned document work

Author

J. Grant

Subjects
Paper, Engineering, Cellulose pulp, Process (engineering), business.industry, Archives, Ultraviolet Rays, Papermaking, Interpretation (philosophy), Forensic Medicine, Construction engineering, Fluorescence, Pathology and Forensic Medicine, Identification (information), Work (electrical), Forensic engineering, business, Cellulose, Theme (computing)
Abstract

The constituents and operations involved in the manufacture of cellulose pulp and paper can serve as valuable guides in the identification and dating of paper. The actual testing methods are relatively simple, but their interpretation requires papermaking expertise. The papermaking process is outlined with reference to the above theme ; and practical examples of the applications of the method are given.

Published
1973