MoRe Research

MoRe Research AB is now part of RISE. The rebranding is not just about a new name, but also a strengthened commitment to providing first-class services and innovations that meet our customers’ growing demands and expectations.

As part of our long-term strategy, the MoRe Research brand has been phased out to create a unified and stronger platform that better meets customer needs.

MoRe Research has provided services and expertise across the entire fibre line in pulp production and bio-based processes, as well as within the energy sector, construction, chemical industry and forestry. The analysis laboratory has also worked with textiles, food, environment, agriculture, metals and minerals.

All services are now gathered on the RISE website. We continue to keep our customers updated and look forward to a shared journey towards a stronger future.

Offers pulp mill process solutions

Expertise

Fibre Line

The fibre line is a key process and product within the pulp and paper industry, based on bio-based raw materials. It is essential to optimise production, improve quality and reduce environmental impact. Through precise analyses, inefficiencies can be identified, raw material use optimised, and final products ensured to meet required specifications.

Expertise

Chemical analyses (incl Analysis lists)

In the cellulose industry, it is crucial that process chemicals are carefully analysed, controlled and classified in order to be able to take appropriate measures in case of post-processing of materials.

Expertise

Problem solving in processes and products

Biomass feedstock

Service

Wood and chip analyses

The quality of the wood chips is critical to the production of pulp, and at RISE we offer several different analyses to ensure the quality of the wood chips. By carefully examining and evaluating various properties, we can identify any defects or deviations that may affect the production process and the quality of the resulting pulp.

Test and demo

Separation on a Pilot Scale

Expertise

Bleaching of cellulose

Expertise

Studies of wood and wood handling

Studying wood can provide insights that are crucial to answering several important questions in the pulp and paper industry, one of which is whether it is possible to introduce new wood species into production while maintaining the desired properties of the resulting pulp.

Expertise

Cellulose technologies

The subject of impregnation studies is of interest to all chemical pulp processes, irrespective of whether the end product is paper pulp or dissolving pulp. It is imperative for pulp mills seeking to enhance their production or grappling with impregnation-related issues to ensure the optimal impregnation of chips.

Expertise

Gas measurements Dilute - Non-Condensable Gases, DNCG

RISE has methods for measuring flow rates and analysing the sulphur content (TRS) in the pulp mill’s dilute non-condensable gases (DNCG). The concept is based on deploying a portable gas chromatograph on site, allowing the weak gases from different test points to be analysed quickly.

Expertise

Analysing cellulose in biomass feedstock

Dissolving and viscose research

Test and demo

Spinning Pilot

The growing global population leads to increased textile consumption. This means that textile raw materials need to be optimised and their processes developed to make them more sustainable, thereby reducing the consumption of the earth’s resources. In this context, the Spin Pilot is an excellent platform for new techniques and ideas in textiles.

Test and demo

Viscose Pilot Plant

To develop and optimise regenerated cellulose, RISE has two viscose pilots, one on a micro-scale and another one for larger volumes of viscose solution. The pilots consist of six parts which together correspond to an actual viscose manufacturing process.

Service

Characterisation of viscose fibre

Fibre characterisation such as linear density, fibre strength or tenacity and elongation of staple fibres and filaments from viscose show the mechanical properties of the fibre.

Expertise

Analyses of cellulose - dissolving pulp

Genom att använda dissolvingmassa som råvara kan textilföretag spela en aktiv roll i övergången mot en mer hållbar och cirkulär ekonomi. Genom att investera i forskning och utveckling av dissolvingfibrer och produktionsmetoder kan industrin bidra till att främja en mer hållbar framtid för textilproduktion och konsumtion.

Process

Expertise

Gas measurements Dilute - Non-Condensable Gases, DNCG

Contact person

Lars Sundvall

Gruppchef Cellulosateknologi

+46 70 526 52 21

Anna-Karin Söderlind

Gruppchef

+46 10 722 32 54

MoRe Research

Offers pulp mill process solutions

Fibre Line

Chemical analyses (incl Analysis lists)

Problem solving in processes and products

Biomass feedstock

Wood and chip analyses

Separation on a Pilot Scale

Bleaching of cellulose

Studies of wood and wood handling

Cellulose technologies

Gas measurements Dilute - Non-Condensable Gases, DNCG

Analysing cellulose in biomass feedstock

Dissolving and viscose research

Spinning Pilot

Viscose Pilot Plant

Characterisation of viscose fibre

Analyses of cellulose - dissolving pulp

Process

Gas measurements Dilute - Non-Condensable Gases, DNCG

Lars Sundvall

Anna-Karin Söderlind

Related

Stock preparation

Recycled fibre

Modeling of Kraft pulp mills

Steel Belt Press - Stronger Materials

Scales and deposits

Mechanical pulping

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