Paper Summit March 3-7, 2002 Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, GA.The 2002 Paper Summit, March 3-7, at the Georgia World Congress Center The Georgia World Congress Center or GWCC is the major convention center in Atlanta. It is the fourth-largest convention center in the United States at 1.4 million ft2 (130,000 m2) and hosts more than a million visitors each year. in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, features the most comprehensive conference offered in the 35-year history of the event. Combined with some exciting new exhibition features, it is the only place where paper professionals from around the world can experience such a vast array of the latest technologies and trends. The Paper Summit has been significantly expanded as a result of five leading industry associations (TAPPI TAPPI Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry , PIMA, AF&PA, NPTA NPTA National Pest Technicians Association (Nottingham, UK) NPTA National Parent Teacher Association NPTA National Progressive Taekwondo Association (Springfield, MO) NPTA National Paper Trade Association, Inc. and APMA APMA American Podiatric Medical Association APMA Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association APMA Australian Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association APMA American Preventive Medical Association APMA Australian Packaging Machinery Association ) joining forces for the first time to sponsor several new conference sessions and show features. Additional detail and program updates are available at www.papersummit.net. The conference program begins Monday, March 4, with the 2002 TAPPI Papermakers and Process Control, Electrical & Information Joint Conference. TAPPI's Papermakers and Process Control, Electrical and Information divisions have created a one-of-a-kind joint conference with sessions from all facets of the papermaking process. Sessions are also being presented by the Water Removal and Fluid Mechanics committees of the Engineering division, the Microbiological Committee, and the Finishing & Converting division, as well as by ISA-PUPID. The wide range of topics means that anyone revolved in papermaking will find something of interest, as you can see from the following schedule: MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2002 Session 1: Opening Session-Awards-Keynote Session 2: Towel/Tissue Grade Performance and Additive Effectiveness Session 3: Improving Stock Refining Session 4: Papermaking Performance Session 5: New and Improved Dryer Sections Technology Session 6: Changing Relationships Between Mills & Suppliers and the Impact on Technology Development--Roundtable Session 7: New Technology Showcase 1 Chair: Steven Hoffman, Dueblin Company Join the industry's most innovative suppliers as they showcase their newest products during this celebration of new technologies. See representatives from key companies learn about products and hear how others are using new technology to maximize productivity. TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 2002 Session 8: Advanced Process Control Session 9: Consistency Workshop Session 10: Optimizing Retention & Drainage in High Contaminate Systems Session 11: Quality Productivity Session 12: Tissue Roundtable Session 13: Optimizing Dryer Section Air Systems and Runnability Panel 1 Session 14: Winder Optimization Tutorial 1 Session 15: Web Based HMIs Session 16: Electrical Engineering Session 17: Soft Sensor Applications for Papermaking Session 18: New Retention & Drainage Approaches for Alkaline Paper Session 19: Quality Productivity Session 20: Intelligent Product Monitoring and Analysis Session 21: Optimizing Dryer Section Air Systems and Runnability Panel II Session 22: Winder Tutorial Part II Session 23: New Technology Showcase II Chair: Thomas O. Trueb, Dean Oliver International Join the industry's most innovative suppliers as they showcase their newest products during this celebration of new technologies. See representatives from key companies learn about products and hear how others are using new technology to maximize productivity. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2002 Session 24: Making OEE OEE Overall Equipment Effectiveness OEE Office of Energy Efficiency (Canada) OEE Overall Equipment Efficiency OEE Office de l'Efficacité Énergétique (Office of Energy Efficiency - Canada) a Reality Session 25: Advanced Paper Machine Controls Session 26: Paper Machine Drives for Paper Makers I Session 27: Deposit Control-Pitch Control Session 28: Printing Fundamentals Tutorial Session 29: Coated Roundtable Session 30: Newsprint Roundtable Session 31: Mechanical and Fluid Dynamic Principles Related to Headbox, Forming, Pressing and Drying Session 32: Control Systems Security Panel Session 33: CD Control Applications Session 34: Paper Machine Drives for Paper Makers II Session 35: Deposit Control--Biological Control Session 36: Practical Aspects of Printing: Paper Property Requirements--Panel Discussion Session 37: Linerboard Roundtable Session 38: Fine Paper Roundtable Session 39: Mechanical and Fluid Dynamic Principles Related to Headbox, Forming, Pressing and Drying Session 40: Hot Topics Lunch Chair: Paul L. Whiting, Longview Fibre Company An informal lunch where each table will have someone there to facilitate discussion on a specific topic of current interest. The facilitators will be knowledgeable about the topic and will prompt or facilitate discussions about the topic. Some topics will try to bring the different groups together. Others will be specific to papermakers, control engineers, or information system engineers. This is an opportunity for some to get ideas about specific problems in their mills or to meet others that have similar interests. THURSDAY MARCH 7, 2002 Session 41: Consistency Meter Sampling & Calibration Session 42: MS Excel for Engineers--Electrical Tutorial Session 43: Model Predictive Control Model Predictive Control, or MPC, is an advanced method of process control that has been in use in the process industries such as chemical plants and oil refineries since the 1980s. Tutorial with Hands-On Workshop Session 44: Variable Speed Drive Application--Tutorial Session 45: Fundamentals and Technology of Screening in Papermaking Session 46: Microbiological Problems in Papermaking Systems--Tutorial Session 47: Calendering--Finishing & Converting 101 Tutorial Session 48: Roll Handling & Roll Packaging--Finishing & Converting 101 Tutorial Along with these conference sessions, the following additional special features are scheduled: ENERGY RESULTS SHOWCASE A look at energy use in the pulp and paper industry The global pulp and paper industry is dominated by North American (United States, Canada), northern European (Finland, Sweden) and East Asian countries (such as Japan). Australasia and Latin America also have significant pulp and paper industries. . MARCH 5-6 Energy is one of a mill's biggest cost centers, and reducing energy costs can lead to significant savings. During the TAPPI Energy Summit, mill representatives and engineering consulting firms will cover topics such as: a global and regional look at the energy market, the effect and status of deregulation Deregulation The reduction or elimination of government power in a particular industry, usually enacted to create more competition within the industry. Notes: Traditional areas that have been deregulated are the telephone and airline industries. , alternative energy resources, and energy procurement strategies in a deregulated market. Energy companies will present new products and technology on the exhibit floor and there will be a series of case studies from mills that have conducted recent energy surveys. The Energy Management Forum is designed to focus on key, practical topics such as how companies can respond to volatile energy costs, the outlook for natural gas, alternate energy resources and regional electrical power availability, electrical deregulation, environmental issues, and more. Featuring the leading energy experts from around the world, the forum will include sessions on how legislation will impact energy prices, the challenges for paper industry producers and how they are responding, and how they can preserve ROI (Return On Investment) The monetary benefits derived from having spent money on developing or revising a system. In the IT world, there are more ways to compute ROI than Carter has liver pills (and for those of you who never heard of that expression, it means a lot). . MARCH 5 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Session I: Energy Regional Outlook (Presentations) A discussion of the factors in supply, demand, fuel costs, and projects. Overall electricity and natural gas market and regional perspectives and outlook Session II: Energy Market Deregulation The problems in California had an impact that has been felt around the world. This crisis has altered the rate of deregulation. What next steps must be taken to achieve a truly competitive energy market and what is best for the paper industry? Session III: Alternative Energy Resources Alternative fuel types and their implications will be discussed. Speakers: Roundtable of representatives to discuss the merits and drawbacks of fossil and renewable power supplies for the industry. Session IV: Energy Users Perspectives An examination of energy procurement strategies for paper industry producers in a deregulated market Workshops and presentations on a variety of energy-related topics will be held on the exhibit floor throughout the afternoon. Possible presenters include: WPS See Windows Printing System and Workplace Shell. (unit) wps - (Obsolete) Words per second (mostly used for Telex and TWX transmission). Energy Services Inc., Minnesota Power, Enron, ABB n. 1. Among weavers, yarn for the warp. Hence, Noun 1. ABB - an urban hit squad and guerrilla group of the Communist Party in the Philippines; formed in the 1980s , Sempra Energy Solutions and more. MARCH 6, 2002 8:00 a.m.-Noon Session V: Mill Case Studies Mill representatives and consulting engineering firms will discuss validated results from experiences at other paper mills. Topics will include water, fuel, and electrical energy savings; pump retrofits; process improvements and technology assessment. AUGUSTA NEWSPRINT SHOWCASE MARCH 6-7, 2002 The Augusta Newsprint Showcase will highlight lessons learned from process improvements implemented at the Augusta Newsprint paper mill. Sessions will focus on practical solutions to common problems, as well as state of the art technology that can improve energy efficiency and save money in real-world applications. KRAFT PULP YIELD WORKSHOP MARCH 5-6 This all-new, two-day workshop focuses on the operational aspects of increasing kraft pulp yield and will report on best practices for increasing kraft pulp yield and reducing pulp manufacturing costs. It will provide kraft pulp manufacturers and suppliers with the knowledge and tools to reduce pulp manufacturing costs and increase kraft pulp yield. DAY 1 TUESDAY MARCH 5, 2002 Session 1: Pulp Yield Tutorial 8:00 am-9:45 am Covers the elements of pulp yield, including measurement methods. Session 2: Wood & It's Relationship to Pulp Yield 10:00 am-11:45 am Learn about the relationships between chip preparation, chip thickness screening, chip quality and wood species on pulp yield through a case study on relationships between wood procurement, woodyard, and pulp mill personnel to maximize value and quality of fiber. Session 3: Delignification Technologies 1:00 pm-2:45 pm An overview of currently employed kraft pulping & O2-delignification processes, and their impacts on bleached pulp yield. Case studies on making full use of older pulping equipment. Session 4: Mill Case Studies Roundtable Discussion 3:00 pm-4:45 pm Mill personnel will present and discuss two case studies on improving pulp yield. Cases include: PS/AQ at Domtar--Espanola, Leaf River, Peace River--AB, Gulf States Paper--Demopolis, AL WEDNESDAY MARCH 6, 2002 Session 5: Alternative Chemistry to Increase Pulp Yield 8:00 pm-9:45 pm Hear about current experiences with the use of additives to increase pulp yield, including mills' experiences with surfactants. Session 6: Implications of Increasing Pulp Yield on Kraft Recovery Operations 10:00 am-11:45 am Learn about the impacts of various approaches to increasing pulp yield, on chemical recovery systems. Session 7: New Technology Showcase 1:00 pm-2:30 pm Brief, sequential presentations showcasing new ways to measure and increase pulp yield. Session 8: Mill Case Studies Roundtable Discussion 2:45 pm-4:30 pm Mill personnel will present and discuss two case studies on improving pulp yield. Cases include: PS/AQ at Domtar--Espanola, Leaf River, Peace River--AB, Gulf States Paper--Demopolis, AL PULP AND PAPER RELIABILITY & MAINTENANCE CONFERENCE IDCON Inc. will hold its Pulp and Paper Reliability & Maintenance conference (PPRM PPRM Positive Polarity Reed-Muller ) in conjunction with the 2002 Paper Summit. First held in 1986, the PPRM Conference is the longest running event of its kind for the North American pulp and paper industry. The program is designed for maintenance and operations professionals in the pulp, paper and associated industries and features mill case studies and workshop presentations. The exhibition, a showcase of reliability and maintenance solutions normally held as part of PPRM, will also become part of the larger Paper Summit exhibition. A Arvelin A. W. Chesterton ABB Automation Inc. Abbottsfield Industrial Training, Inc. 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