The following testing facilities of fibrous, non-fibrous raw materials, Pulp, Paper,

Black Liquors & Effluent Samples can be availed on payment basis:-

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Charges
S.No Test Method
(Rs)
ANALYSIS OF RAW MATERIAL
1. Hot water solubility 605 TAPPI T 207 cm-99
2. N/10 NaOH solubility 605 APPITA P5M-61
3. Alcohol – Benzene solubility 605 TAPPI T 204 cm-97
4. Holocellulose (chloride) 2,200 Wise et.al. 1946
5. Total lignin 2,200 TAPPI T 222 om-02
6. Pentosan 2,200 UV Method
7. Ash 605 TAPPI T 211 om-02
8. Silica 2,200 CPPRI
Determination of useful fibre in
9. 2,750 TAPPI UM 3
bagasse
Photomicrograph from Compound
10. 2,200 IS:5285-1998
Microscope
PULPING & BLEACHING
Raw material evaluation – pulping,
bleaching & pulp evaluation
1. 66,000
(optimization of cooking & strength
properties)
2. Pulping optimization (Soda or Kraft) 33,000
Bleaching optimization (CEH or ECF
3. 33,000
or TCF)
Oxygen delignification ( per
4. 8,250
experiment)
Oxygen delignification followed by
5. CEH or ECF or TCF bleaching 44,000
optimization
ANALYSIS OF PULP
1. N/10 NaOH solubility 605 APPITA P5M-61
2. Alpha cellulose 2,200 TAPPI T 203 cm-99
3. Klason lignin 2,200 TAPPI T 222 om-02
4. Pentosan 2,200 UV Method
5. Ash 605 TAPPI T 211 om-02
6. Silica 2,200 CPPRI
7. Copper Number 605 TAPPI T 430 cm-99
8. CED viscosity 1,100 SCAN C 15:62
9. Kappa No. 1,100 TAPPI T 236 om-99
10. Soda Loss 1,100 TAPPI UM 212
11. Hexouronic acid in pulp 3,300 CPPRI
PULP EVALUATION
Beating & Sheet formation (PFI mill
1. 9,900 ISO 5364
or Valley Beater)
2. Bauer McNett Fibre Classification 3,300 TAPPI T 233 cm-82
3. Filler & Fines retention 6,600 CPPRI
4. Freeness (CSF) 1,100 ISO DP 5269
5. Shive analysis of high yield pulp 3,300 CPPRI
6. Water retention value (WRV) in pulp 5,500 Jayme's met
Zero Span Tensile Strength (ZSTS)
7. 2,200
of Pulp
PAPER TESTING - PHYSICAL
PROPERTIES
1. Abrasion resistence (Taber) 1,650 CPPRI
2. Air resistence (Gurley) 605 ISO 5636
3. Ash content 605 ISO 2144/1762
4. Bursting strength 605 ISO 2758
5. Cobb sizing test 605 ISO 535
6. Concora Medium Test (CMT) 1,100 SCAN P 27-69
7. Grammage 605 ISO 536
8. Folding Endurance 605 ISO 5626
9. In plane tear test 1,100 CPPRI
10. Klemm absorbency 605 SCAN P 13-64
11. Moisture 605 ISO 287
12. Paper dimensional stability 3,300 SCAN P 28-69
13. pH (Hot Extract)/(Aq.Extract) 605 ISO 6588-2/6588
14. Porosity (Bendtsen) 605 ISO 5636-3
15. Ring crush test 1,100 SCAN P 34-71
16. Roughness (Parker print surf) 605 ISO 8791-4
17. Sp. Scattering Coefficient 605 SCAN C 27-69
18. Bending resistance 605 ISO 2493-1
19. Tearing strength 605 ISO 1974
20. Tensile energy absorption (TEA) 1,650 ISO 1924-2
21. Tensile strength 605 ISO 1924-2
22. Thickness (Micron) 605 ISO 534
23. Water absorptivity (Blotter) 605 ISO 5269
24. Wax pick strength 825 CPPRI
25. Wet tensile strength 605 ISO 3781
Tensile stiffness orientation (TSO) in
26. 2,200 L&W
Paper
27. Static & Dynamic Friction in paper 2,200 TAPPI 549/om-90
28. Z Direction Tensile Strength 2,200 ISO 15754
29. Short Span Compression Test (SCT) 2,200 ISO 9895
30. Crumpling Test 4,400 IGT
Particle size Distribution Analysis
31. (Using Horiba Laser Scattering 4,400 Horiba LA - 920
Analyser)
Calendering (Soft/Hard Nip)
32. 2,200 CPPRI
Experiment for one Paper Sample
Coating trail with one coating
33. 22,000 CPPRI
chemical & coated paper evaluation
34. Fracture Toughness of paper 1,100 Scan P 77
35. Bursting Energy of paper 1,100 ISO 2758
36. Water retention tester of coating color 2,200
Wet end chemical evaluation on one
37. 27,500 CPPRI
type of pulp
Evaluation of filler for optical
characteristics, Particle size
38. 22,000 CPPRI
distribution & Paper characteristics
for one type of pulp
Comparitive calibration check of
39. 2,200 CPPRI
paper testing instruments
Formation index of paper (Look
40. 2,200 CPPRI
Through)
41. Surface Topography analysis of paper 2,750 CPPRI
Equivalent Black Area (EBA) By
42. 1,100 TAPPI
Paprican Micro Scanner
OPTICAL PROPERTIES
1. Brightness 605 ISO 2470
2. CIE, colour coordinates 1,100 CIE 1967
3. Dominant wave length 1,100 CPPRI
4. Opacity 605 ISO 2471
5. Transparency 605 DIN 5033
6. Whiteness 605 -
7. Yellowness 605 -
8. Gloss 605 ISO 8254-1
PRINTING PROPERTIES
1. Fluff testing 3,300 -
IGT Printability Test SS
- Oil absorbency 1,650
- Picking velocity 1,650
- Print Density 2,475
2. - Print gloss 1,100
ISO DIS-3783
- Printing smoothness 2,475
- Printing through 1,650
- Gravure printing 1,650
- Covering power of ink 1,650
3. Flexo Printing 1,650
OTHER TESTS
Carbon paper
1. - Durability 605 IS: 9055/1979
- Manifolding 605 IS: 9055/1979

2. Amount of carbon
1,100
Pulmac Zero span test
3. - Fibre strength 2,200
- Orientation index 2,200
4. Grease proof testing 1,100 IS:6622/1972
Stencil paper
5. - Moisture resistance 605 IS:5086/1981
- Keeping quality 605 IS:5086/1981
 - Performance on duplicating 1,100 IS:5086/1981
machine

Tissue paper
TAPPI 432 om-87
6. - Rate of absorption 1,100
PIRA
- Disintegration capability 1,100
PIRA
Paprican Image Analyser Test
7. - Dirt and Speck 6,600
- Formation 6,600
8. Particle Charge of solution ( Mutek ) 6,600
Chemical sensitivity of MICR cheque
9. 1,100
paper per chemical
UV light exposure test of MICR
10. 1,210
cheque paper
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF
PAPER
1. Rosin 2,200 TAPPI T 408 om-88
2. Wax 1,100 TAPPI T 405 om-85
3. Starch 1,100 TAPPI T 419 om-97
4. Casein 1,100 TAPPI UM 490
5. Water soluble sulphates 1,100 TAPPI T 255 om-89
6. Titanium pigments 1,100 TAPPI T 627 om-92
7. Amount of coating 1,100 TAPPI UM-542
8. Water soluble chloride 1,100 TAPPI T-256-cm-85
9. pH (Hot water extract) 605 TAPPI T 435 om-88
10. Ash content 605 ISO 2144
MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS
Mechanical pulp content in paper,
1. 3,850 IS:5285/1998
paper board and pulp sample
2. Fibre furnish analysis (Qualitative) 5,500 IS:5285/1998
3. Fibre furnish analysis (Quantitative) 11,000 IS:5285/1998
Fibre dimensions (Fibre Length &
Distribution, Fibre Width &
4. 5,500 IS:5285/1998
Distribution, Fibre Curl & Fibre Kink
Fibre Coarseness)
Scanning Electron Microscopy (Per
5. 5,500 -
Sample)
 NON-FIBROUS MATERIAL
TESTING
1. Alum 2,200 TAPPI T-614 os-44
2. Soda ash 605 TAPPI T-612 om-89
3. Rosin 2,200 TAPPI T-628 cm-82
4. Starch 605 TAPPI T-638 cm-85
5. Lime stone 1,100 TAPPI T 618 cm-84
6. Titanium 2,200 TAPPI T-627 om-92
7. Available lime index 605 TAPPI T-617 cm-84
8. Calcium carbonate in soap stone 1,320 CPPRI
Viscosity of starch at one CPPRI
9. 1,320
concentration and temperature
Characterization of starch (Includes
pH, Conductivity, Charge, Charge
10. 11,000
Demand, Nitrogen content, Degree of
substitution)
11. Magnesium Silicate in soap stone 2,200 CPPRI
Molecular weight distribution of Gel Filtration
12. 2,750
water soluble polymer Chromatography
13. Anthraquinone (Purity) 2,200 IS:6259-1971
14. Titanium Dioxide (Purity) 2,200 TAPPI 627 om 97
15. Abrasion value in filler 2,750
BLACK LIQUOR ANALYSIS
1. pH at 300 C 605 CPPRI
2. Total solids 660 CPPRI
3. Specific gravity at 300 C 605 CPPRI
4. Suspended solids 1,100 CPPRI
5. Conductivity 660 CPPRI
6. Residual active alkali 1,100 TAPPI T-625 cm-85
7. Total alkali 1,100 TAPPI T-625 cm-85
8. Silica Content (SiO2) 1,650 TAPPI T-625 cm-85
9. Sulphate Ash 1,650 TAPPI T-625 cm-85
10. R2O3 1,650 TAPPI T-625
11. Lignin Content (UV Method) 1,100 CPPRI
12. Organic Acids 2,750 CPPRI
13. ZETA potential 2,750 CPPRI
14. Total Sugar 2,750 CPPRI
15. Reducing Sugar 2,200 CPPRI
PHYSICO-CHEMICAL
PROPERTIES
Viscosity at one temperature and four
1. 5,500 CPPRI
solid concentrations
2. Foaming index 1,100 CPPRI
Brookfield viscosity of coating oils &
3. 1,100 CPPRI
printing inks for each sample
Density of liquid sample by
4. 1,650 CPPRI
automatic Density meter
Black liquor density curve at different
5. 5,500 CPPRI
solids and one temperature
Black liquor density curve at different
6. 5,500 CPPRI
temperatures and one solid
LIME SLUDGE ANALYSIS
1. Loss on ignition 605 TAPPI T-618 cm-84
2. Silica as SiO2 1,650 TAPPI T-618 cm-84
3. Residual CaO 1,320 TAPPI T-618 cm-84
4. R2O3 1,650 TAPPI T-618 cm-84
5. Magnesium as MgO 1,100 TAPPI T-618 cm-84
6. Calcium carbonate 1,320 TAPPI UM-616
7. Residual alkali as Na2O 1,320 TAPPI UM-616
POLYMER PROPERTIES
Precipitation point of black liquor
1. 1,650 TAPPI UM-615
during evaporation
Polydispersity (TiO2) of black liquor /
2. 3,300 CPPRI
lignin
Molecular weight distribution of
3. 6,600 CPPRI
lignin macromolecule in black liquor
Ultrafiltration using lab module of
4. DDS/RO, including analysis of 49,500 CPPRI
fraction
THERMAL PROPERTIES
1. Burning properties (SVR) 2,750 CPPRI
 Weight loss by thermogravimetry
2. (temperature versus weight loss 3,850 CPPRI
curve)
Integral procedural decomposition
3. temperature (IPDT) and activation 2,200 CPPRI
energy
4. Calorific value 2,200 TAPPI T-684 om-02
5. Total organic carbon 2,750 -
6. Fixed and volatile carbon 3,300 CPPRI
7. Temperature of ignition 2,750 CPPRI
INSTRUMENTAL METHODS OF
ANALYSIS
Calcium (Quantitative analysis by
1. 1,650 CPPRI
flame photometer)
2. Sodium (flame photometer) 1,650 CPPRI
3. Potassium (flame photometer) 1,650 CPPRI
4. Spectrum in range 190-400 nm (UV ) 1,650 CPPRI
Spectrum in range 400-850 nm
5. 1,650 CPPRI
(Visible)
6. Colour intensity (chloro platinum) 1,100 Spectophotometer
Spectrum in range 4000-450 cm-1
7. 1,650 CPPRI
(Infrared)
Carbohydrate composition of wood or
8. 2,750 CPPRI
pulp
Elemental analysis (C, H, N) each
9. 1,100 Catalytic Combustion
element
10. Iron 1,650 CPPRI
Trace Metal (Each Element)Al, As,
B, Ca, Cu, Cr, Cd, CO, Fe, Hg, K,
11. 1,100 AAS
Mg, Mn, Na, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Si, Ti,
Zn
Inorganic Anions (Each Anion)Cl-,
12. NO2-, NO3-, SO32-, SO42-, S2O32-, 1,100 HPIC
C2O42-, PO43-
13. Na2SO3 Purity 1,100 HPIC
14. Ligno Sulphonate Purity 1,100 UV Spectroscopy
WATER ANALYSIS
1. Colour 1,100 ASTM
2. pH 550 -
3. Silica as SiO2 1,320 TAPPI T-625
Total hardness
4. - Temporary as CaCO3 1,100 ASTM
- Permanent as CaCO3 1,100 ASTM
5. Sulphates 1,100 ASTM
6. Chlorides 660 ASTM
7. Iron 660 CPPRI
8. Turbidity, NTU 660 Instrumental
9. Residual Free Chlorine, mg/l 660 Titrimetric
10. Dissolved Solids, mg/l 1,100 Titrimetric
11. Magnesium as Mg, mg/l 660 Titrimetric
12. Nitrates as N, mg/l 1,100 Instrumental
13. Nitrites as N, mg/l 1,100 Instrumental
14. Acidity, mg/l 660 Instrumental
15. Alkalinity, mg/l 660 Instrumental
16. Conductivity, μs/cm 825 Instrumental
EFFLUENT ANALYSIS
1. COD 1,980 ASTM
2. BOD 3,300 ASTM
3. Oil and Grease 1,100 ASTM
Volatile Fatty acids (Titration
4. 1,100 *
method)
5. Alkalinity as CaCO3 1,650 ASTM
6. Nitrogen 2,200 ASTM
7. Phosphorous 2,200 ASTM
Distillation cum
8. Ammonical Nitroge, mg/l 1,100
Titrimetric
9. Free Ammonia, mg/l 1,100 Titrimetric
% Sodium ( on the basis of Cation
10. 2,750 Instrumental
Na, K, Ca & Mg)
SAR (Sodium Absorption Ratio) on
11. the basis of Concentration of Na, K, 3,300 Instrumental
Ca & Mg)
12. EOX, mg/l 6,600 Instrumental
13. Sulphide, mg/l 550 Titrimetric
14. Sulfite, mg/l 550 Titrimetric
15. AOX, mg/l 6,600 Titrimetric
16. Suspended Solids, mg/l 1,100 ASTM
17. Volatile Solids, mg/l 1,650 ASTM
18. Fixed Solids, mg/l 1,650 ASTM
19. Volatile Suspended Solids, mg/l 1,650 ASTM
20. Fixed Suspended Solids, mg/l 1,650 ASTM
21. TCLP Test 27,500
BIOASSAY METHODS
1. Anaerobic bio-degradability 8,800 *
2. Toxicity assay of effluents 11,000 *
SLUDGE CHARACTERISTICS
1. Volatile suspended solids 1,650 ASTM
Methanogenic sludge activity
2. 5,500 *
(anaerobic sludge)
3. Stirred specific volume 2,200 WRC method (UK)
Filtrability test (capillary suction
4. 2,200 WRC method (UK)
time)
5. Sludge volume index 1,100 APHA
6. AOX, mg/kg 7,700 Titrimetric
7. EOX, mg/kg 7,700 Titrimetric
8. Toxicity of Environment Sample 13,200 ISO 11348/NVN 6516
Parameters
- Air Monitoring (RSPM, SOx and 5,500 Per
NOx) Point
1.
- For small Scale Allied Unit (Cottage 4,400 Per
Industries) Point
Stack Monitoring (SPM, H2S, SOx 5,500 Per
2.
and NOx) Point
550 per
3. Noise Monitoring
Point
- Non Condensable Gases (H2S, 82,500 for
4.
Methyl Mercaptans, Di four
 Methyl Di Sulfide, Di methyl Sulfide) sampling
points
(11,000
per each
Additional
point)
5. Volatile Organic Compounds 11,000
6. PM-10 (Instrumental) 5,500
7. PM 2.5 (Instrumental) 5,500
RECYCLED FIBRE
Pulmac Master Screen
1. Macro Stickies Counts in Pulp (>100) 1,650
& Image Analyser
Macro/Micro Stickies Concentration
2. 5,500 Solvent Extraction
in pulp, gm/kg
3. Evaluation of Stickies Control Agent 11,000 CPPRI
Evaluation of Deinking Chemical
including dosage optimization and
testing of yield, deinking efficiency,
4. brightness, residual ink concentration, 27,500 CPPRI
residual ink size distribution, sludge
volume, consistency and inorganic
content.
Estimation of dissolved colloidal
material in paper machine back water
5. 11,000 CPPRI
based on Total Organic Carbon
(TOC) analysis
Analysis of RCF market pulp
(include Filterability by Schopper
Riegler (0SR), Ash content, Alkali
6. solubility in 1% NaOH solution at 11,000 -
0
100 C, Tensile strength, Burst factor,
Fibre length by Bauer McNett
Classifier etc.)
Bleaching of recycled fibre for
7. 33,000 -
Quality Upgradation
Acid/Neutral/Alkaline/sizing
8. 55,000 -
optimization studies of RCF
Residual Ink concentration in
9. 5,500 PAPRICAN
deinking pulp
 Macro(> 100μ) / Micro(< 100μ)
Stickies Profiling across the process
10. line for 10 locations, gm/kg. (if 55,000 Solvent Extraction
exceeded Rs. 3,000/- per location will
be charged additionally)
Estimation of micro Stickies
11. Concentration in back water sample, 2,200 Extraction Method
gm/kg.
12. Evaluation of deinking enzymes 55,000 -
13. Repulpability of splices/splicing tape 11,000 TAPPI-UM-213
Macro stickies concentration in pulp,
14. 2,200 Solvent Extraction
gm/kg
Micro stickies concentration in pulp,
15. 2,200 Solvent Extraction
gm/kg
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Estimation of Xylose sugar Parabromo Aniline
1. 1,650
(Spectrophotometer method) Method
Estimation of Ethanol Content
2. 1,100 Caputi et.al.
(Spectrophotometer method)
Estimation of Dietary fibre- TDF,
3. 3,300 AOAC International
IDF, SDF (Enzymatic-Gravimetric)
Evaluation of Xylanase Enzyme
4. 2,750 Bailey's
Activity
Evaluation of Xylanase Enzyme
5. 11,000 Bailey's
Activity, pH & Temperature Profile
Total Microbial Count (CFU, Plate
6. 1,100 APHA
Count)
7. Estimation of Coliform Bacteria 550 APHA
Estimation of Coliform & Faecal
8. 1,100 APHA
Coliform (E.Coli)
Estimation of Reducing Sugars
9. 1,100 Miller et.al.
(Spectrophotometric method)
Estimation of Total Sugars
10. 1,100 Dubois et.al.
(Spectrophotometric method)
Evaluation of enzyme- Enzymetic
Pre-Bleaching response (complete
11. 55,000 CPPRI
Evaluation, optimization of enzyme
dose & pulp evaluation)
 Evaluation of enzyme- Enzymetic
deinking (complete Evaluation,
12. 33,000 CPPRI
optimization of enzyme dose & pulp
evaluation)
Evaluation of enzyme- Enzymetic
refining (complete Evaluation,
13. 22,000 CPPRI
optimization of enzyme dose & pulp
evaluation)
Evaluation of Slimicide (Efficacy &
14. 16,500 CPPRI
relative Population density Test)
15. Estimation of Glucan content 1,650 NREL/TP-510-42618
Estimation of Xylan content in raw
16. 1,650 TAPPI
material
Estimation of Escherichia coil (MPN
17. 550 APHA
Method)
Estimation of faecal streptococcus
18. 550 APHA
(MPN)
Estimation of Enterococcus group
19. 1,100 APHA
(MPN)
Removal of coating through
20. 1,650 CPPRI
enzymatic approach
EVALUATION OF
LIGNIN/LIGNOSULPHATES
1. Lignin/Lignosulphonate purity % 1,100 CPPRI
2. Ash % 660 CPPRI
Element Composition (CHNS
3. 2,200 CPPRI
Analysis)
4. Methoxyl Group % 3,300 CPPRI
5. Total & Phenolic Hydroxyl Group % 2,200 CPPRI
6. Silica % 1,650 CPPRI
7. Chloride % 1,100 CPPRI
8. Sulphate % 1,100 CPPRI
9. Sodium % 1,100 CPPRI
10. Potassium % 1,100 CPPRI
- * Method developed by Agricultural University of Wageningen, Netherland
(Dutch Method)
- Member Mill of CPPRI will get a discount of 25% on the testing charges on
the normal approved rates for tests/analysis other than
paper & board upon mentioning of their member number assigned by the
Institute.
- GST @ 18 % will be extra.
- Priority Charges:-100% priority charges on testing fees will be added to
provide out of turn service on urgent basis.