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By Irene D’Olivo, A.Celli Paper Tissue papers are usually intended for the hygienic-sanitary market and, precisely for this reason, their most requested characteristics are softness and bulkiness. However, there are other important properties that depend, … Read More
By Bruce Janda, Senior Consultant, Fisher International Dwight Eisenhower famously remarked: “In preparing for battle, I have always found that plans are useless, but planning is indispensable.” Gen. Eisenhower came … Read More
By Felix Koh, Senior Vice President & Global Business Unit Head, Asia Pulp & Paper The COVID-19 crisis is generating a rising tide of waste. Some of this increased waste … Read More
By Nooraishah Omar The global COVID 19 pandemic has permanently changed the trade and exhibitions industry. It is almost certain that virtually all industry conferences, tradeshows and exhibitions were cancelled … Read More
By Katie Mencke, Senior Consultant Fisher International Coronavirus outbreaks have developed across the globe. Countries like Italy and China have instituted blockades and quarantines to prevent the spread of the … Read More
Advanced wastewater fine screening technology from CST Wastewater Solutions is engineered to curtail blockages, spills, maintenance and associated OH&S issues in pulp and paper industry wastewater treatment plant applications. The … Read More
By Kirill Grebinnyk, Lead Engineer, Dr. Vamadevan Gowreesan, Senior Materials and Welding Engineer and Ricardo Guerrero, Mechanical Design Engineer – Sulzer Rotating Equipment Services (RES) Division Keywords: Sulzer, failure analysis, turbomachinery, precision … Read More
Most paper mills run 24/7 and the impact from a loss of function of continuous digester could be detrimental to the mill. Most places will take an annual or 18-month … Read More
It’s been five years since global specialty chemical company Solenis spun off from Ashland. Since then, the company has followed an aggressive growth strategy that relied heavily on merger and … Read More
