Making Pulp and Paper Series (All 15)

The Making Pulp and Making Paper CD series is a set of 15 CDs providing more than 10 hours of self-paced, interactive instruction covering the entire pulping and papermaking process. Through this highly interactive series, participants learn pulping and papermaking terms, concepts, and processes.


Benefits for Everyone
The series is designed for anyone who would benefit from a working knowledge of the pulping and papermaking process, including:

• Woodyard, pulp mill, paper mill, and recovery operators
• Process and product engineers
• Sales and Technical support staff
• New employees
• Students
  
  
  It will also be beneficial to experienced production or technical employees who need a more thorough understanding of a specific area of the operation, especially for cross-training purposes. New employees of chemical and equipment suppliers and paper industry consultants will also benefit from the series.
  
  The Making Pulp and Paper CD Series includes:
  
  1. Overview Paper and Wood
  2. Pulp Mill Overview and Protecting the Environment
  3. Wood Preparation
  4. Kraft Pulping
  5. Chemical Recovery & Energy Production
  6. Mechanical and Chemi-Mechanical Pulping
  7. Bleaching
  8. Recycling and Deinking
  9. Paper Mill Overview
  10. Stock Preparation
  11. Wet End Chemistry
  12. The Paper Machine Wet End
  13. The Paper Machine Dry End
  14. Size Press and Coating Operation
  15. Towel and Tissue Papermaking
  
  Buy the set and save!
  Give your staff a working knowledge of the pulping and papermaking process by purchasing the complete set of 15 CDs. The set is available at a discounted rate.
  
  Learning Outcomes:
  After completing the CD series, participants should be able to:
  
  
  

• Identify common grades of paper and paperboard
• Describe the sources of fiber that are used to make paper
• Describe how wood is turned into pulp by chemical and mechanical processes
• Identify the main pieces of equipment in the pulping and chemical recovery process
• Describe the processes that take pulp and turn it into paper and paperboard
• Identify the main pieces of equipment in the papermaking process
• Describe how the paper industry minimizes the effects of its processes on the environment

Course Developers
Produced and developed by Jim Atkins, Atkins, Inc. and Facets Productions; edited by industry experts:
Brad Cort, Andritz
Bill Fuller, FRM Consulting
Marty Hubbe, NC State University
Jon Kerr, Andritz
Jim Luce, Paper Performance
Martin McLeod, PAPRICAN
David Peakes, Consultant
Tom Rodencal, Domtar
Chuck Klass, Klass Assoicates