: The damp mat of fibers passes through large heavy rollers (the press section) to squeeze out more water and flatten the sheet.
Paper production is the process of turning raw plant materials—most commonly wood—into the thin, flat sheets we use for writing, printing, and packaging. While modern industrial methods are highly mechanized, the fundamental concept remains the same as the ancient process invented in China around . The Industrial Production Process 352mp4
: Wood logs are debarked and chipped into small pieces. These chips are then broken down into a slurry called pulp by boiling them with chemicals or grinding them mechanically to separate the cellulose fibers. : The damp mat of fibers passes through
РЕШУ ЕГЭ - ЕГЭ−2026, Английский язык The Industrial Production Process : Wood logs are
: Old paper can be re-pulped and turned into new products, reducing the need for virgin wood. History of Paper