The paper-making process begins with the debarking of the logs. The
logs are then sent through a series of chippers equipped with whirling
blades, which break them down into smaller and smaller pieces. The tiny
fragments are then pressure cooked with chemicals in a large vat called
a digester to separate the fibers. At this point, recovered fibers are
often added to the pulp.
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