Effects of Fiber Composition of Cigarette Papers on the Pyrolytic Chemicals of Cigarettes by Combusting Process

Man-Seok Seo; Jong-Yeol Kim; Soo-Ho Kim; Byong-Kwon Jeh

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Effects of Fiber Composition of Cigarette Papers on the Pyrolytic Chemicals of Cigarettes by Combusting Process

30 June 2017. pp. 57-63

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Abstract

The fiber compositions of cigarette papers were considered to evaluate the effects of flax and wood fibers of cigarette papers on the pyrolytic chemicals of cigarettes. In the two different circumferential cigarette systems, the replacement of flax paper by wood paper was carried out to simulate the effects of flax and wood fibers. The pyrolytic chemicals of cigarettes such as tar, nicotine, and carbon monoxide (CO) were analyzed by combusting process. The replacement of papers from flax to wood fibers showed similar levels of tar and nicotine, but showed an increased delivery of CO. The pyrolytic amounts of CO were different, depending on the properties of flax and wood paper, and porous structure of paper.

Keywords

Fiber composition

wood

flax

cigarette paper

pyrolytic chemicals

combusting process

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Publisher :Korea Technical Association of The Pulp and Paper Industry
Publisher(Ko) :한국펄프종이공학회
Journal Title :Journal of Korea TAPPI
Journal Title(Ko) :펄프종이기술
Volume : 49
No :3
Pages :57-63
Received Date : 2017-06-07
Revised Date : 2017-06-19
Accepted Date : 2017-06-20
DOI :https://doi.org/10.7584/JKTAPPI.2017.06.49.3.57

Journal of Korea TAPPI ISSN:0253-3200(Print) 펄프종이기술

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