Papermaking
In order for a tree to be converted into the sheet of paper, like the one you are reading this essay on, it must go through many processes before the consumer receives the final product. Selected trees, which range from twenty to forty feet, are harvested with all of the tops and branches left in the woods. The logs are then transported to the mill on special trucks called, ironically enough, logging trucks. These trucks can carry up to fifty logs at once. When the truck enters the mill it is directed to an area where the logs will be unloaded with a crane with a special scissor attachment. This crane can remove all fifty logs at one time, it’s that big. This same crane is also utilized to transport the logs to a big blue building called the Wood Room. In the Wood Room, the logs will be de-barked and reduced to wood chips the size of a dollar bill. The wood chips are then sent to another building called the Pulp Mill via a con
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Beater Color, Essay Paper, Pulp Mill, Plant Bleach, Wood Wood, sheet paper, Paper Mill, paper machine, building called, wood chips, slurry treated, calendar stack, widths lengths, machine called, pulp mill, bleach plant,
Approximate Word count = 654
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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