2Puro L, Kallioninen M, Manttari M. Evaluation of behavior and foul- ing potential of wood extractives in uhrafiltration of pulp and paper mill process water [J]. Membrane Sci, 2011, 368(1/2) : 150.
3Liang Jidong, He Yanling, Zhu Jinwei, et al. Accumulation of dis- solved and colloidal substances in water recycled during papermaking [ J ]. Chemical Engineering Journal, 2011, 168 (2) : 604.
4Dunham A J, Sherman L M, Alfano J C. Effect of dissolved and col- loidal substances on drainage properties of mechanical pulp suspen- sions [J]. Pulp Paper Sci, 2002, 28(9) : 298.
5Vendries, Edgardo, Pfromm Peter H. Influence of closure on the white water dissolved solids and the physical properties of recycle lin- erboard [J]. Tappi J, 1998(9) : 206.
6Cesek B, Milichovsky M. Releasing of soluble and colloidal sub- stances in pulp slurries [J]. Cellulose Chem Technol, 1996, 30(3/ 4) : 297.
7Orsa F, Holmbom B, Thornton J. Dissolution and dispersion of spruce wood components into hot water [ J]. Wood Sci Technol, 1997, 31(4) : 279.
8Lehmonen J, Houni J, Raiskinmaki P, et al. The effects of pH on the accumulation of fines, dissolved and colloidal substances in the short circulation of papermaking [ J ]. Pulp Paper Sci, 2009, 35 (2) : 46.
9Laine J, Bucherrt J, Viikari L, et al. Characterization of unbleached kraft pulps by enzymatic treatment, potentionmetric titration, and polyelectrolyte adsorption [ J ]. Holzforschung, 1996, 50 (3) : 208.
10Ni Y H, He Z B, Zhang H "J, et al. Characteristics of high yield pulp and its effect on some typical wet-end issues[ J]. Biobased Ma- ter Bioenergy, 2011, 5(2) : 181.
