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Division ACRONYMS

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Term usedDefinition
ADtAir Dry tonnes (of pulp) expressed as 90 % dryness.
AOXAdsorbable organic halides measured according to the EN ISO: 9562 standard method for waste waters.
BODBiochemical oxygen demand. The quantity of dissolved oxygen required by microorganisms to decompose organic matter in waste water.
CMPChemimechanical pulp.
CTMPChemithermomechanical pulp.
CODChemical oxygen demand; the amount of chemically oxidisable organic matter in waste water (normally referring to analysis with dichromate oxidation).
DSDry solids, expressed as weight %.
DTPADiethlyene triamine pentaacetic acid (complexing/chelating agent used in peroxide bleaching).
ECFElemental Chlorine Free.
EDTAEthylene diamine tetraacetic acid (complexing/chelating agent).
H2SHydrogen sulphide.
LWCLight weight coated paper.
NOX The sum of nitrogen oxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2), expressed as NO2.
NSSCNeutral sulphite semi chemical.
RCFRecycled fibres.
SO2 Sulphur dioxide.
TCFTotally Chlorine Free.
Total nitrogen (Tot-N)Total nitrogen (Tot-N) given as N, includes organic nitrogen, free ammonia and ammonium (NH4 +-N), nitrites (NO2 --N) and nitrates (NO3 --N).
Total phosphorus (Tot-P)Total phosphorus (Tot-P) given as P, includes dissolved phosphorus plus any insoluble phosphorus carried over into the effluent in the form of precipitates or within microbes.
TMPThermomechanical pulp.
TOCTotal organic carbon.
TRSTotal reduced sulphur. The sum of the following reduced malodorous sulphur compounds generated in the pulping process: hydrogen sulphide, methyl mercaptan, dimethylsulphide and dimethyldisulphide, expressed as sulphur.
TSSTotal suspended solids (in waste water). Suspended solids consist of small fibre fragments, fillers, fines, non-settled biomass (agglomeration of microorganisms) and other small particles.
VOCVolatile organic compounds as defined in Article 3(45) of Directive 2010/75/EU.
  1. 1.1GENERAL BAT CONCLUSIONS FOR THE PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY
  2. 1.2BAT CONCLUSIONS FOR KRAFT PULPING PROCESS
  3. 1.3BAT CONCLUSIONS FOR THE SULPHITE PULPING PROCESS
  4. 1.4BAT CONCLUSIONS FOR MECHANICAL PULPING AND CHEMIMECHANICAL PULPING
  5. 1.5BAT CONCLUSIONS FOR PROCESSING PAPER FOR RECYCLING
  6. 1.6BAT CONCLUSIONS FOR PAPERMAKING AND RELATED PROCESSES
  7. 1.7DESCRIPTION OF TECHNIQUES