Fiber from Water Hyacinth for pulp and handmade paper production

Statement of the Problem 1. Is it possible to produce paper from extracted fiber of peeing? 2. What are the physical characteristics of the paper produced from the extracted fiber of water supply hyacinth? 3. Is on that point substantial differences is the produced paper from the extracted fiber from water hyacinth to that of the commercially visible(prenominal) paper as riddleed to their strengths?Scope and Delimitation The plant on which we will obtain and try to utilize for pulp and paper reservation as water supply Hyacinth. In doing this, the roots, leaves, stalks were separated. Physical test such as tensile strengths was utilized to know the maximum tension to which a fabric can respond without breaking. The study includes also the determination of the bursting strength of paper, crimson resistance using Elmendorf Tearing Resistance Tester, and Folding endurance test using MIT Folding Tester.Research Method Used Experimental Research is the mode used.Methodology 1. Sampling 2. Chemical Pulping 3. Washing, Riasing,Sieving and Handpicking. 4. Disintegration and Beating 5. Bleaching/Dyeing 6. Pressing 7. DryingConclusion establish on the result obtained on the analysis it shows that there is no significant between the paper produced from fibers of water hyacinth and then of the commercially gettable paper.The fiber dimensions indicate that the water hyacinth may be rock-steady material for pulp and paper making. Water Hyacinth can be utilized for making medium quality paper and paperboards.Recommendations We strongly recommended to elevate the paper used a certain percentage of other unchewable pulps, wasted paper pulps etc., used the blended water hyacinth pulp. These also help to minimize the shrinkage paper during drying. Paper made from Water Hyacinth is durable, flexible, and extremely versatile.Based on the experiment, we highly recommend the use of water hyacinth for paper production. In processed a high versatile and it was durable c ompared in those of the commercially available paper.