11th Fundamental Mechanical Pulp Research Seminar
Welcome to the 11th Fundamental Mechanical Pulp Research Seminar in Norrköping, Sweden, April 2-4, 2019.
web address
www.miun.se/fmprs
Venue
Norrköping, Sweden
Questions Concerning the Seminar
Inger Axbrink, e-mail inger.axbrink@miun.se, phone +46 70 393 16 43
Research related Questions
Per Engstrand, e-mail per.engstrand@miun.se, phone +46 70 573 67 52
Christer Sandberg, e-mail christer.sandberg@holmen.com, phone +46 70 313 33 75
Program April 2-3 2019
Tuesday April 2 – Hospitalsgatan 30 Norrköping
18:00 Evening reception and registration, ÅF Industry’s facilities
Wednesday April 3 – Renströmmen Norrköping city
08:30 Registration
09:00 Welcome to seminar day 1
Keynote speakers
Tommy Wiksand – Holmen Paper - A company in transition based on mechanical pulp
Thomas Granfeldt – Valmet - High Yield Pulping - now and forever!
Per Engstrand – FSCN - Research trends in high yield pulping
10:30 Coffee break
10:50 Process technology
Per Engstrand – Decrease in strength along a process line for SC paper
Lars Johansson – Chip washers – do we need them?
Christer Sandberg – The centre plate design affects refiner performance
Per Gradin – The Influence of the Cutting Rate on the Damage State of a Wood Chip
12:10 Lunch
13:10 Fibre Modification and new products
Tove Joelsson – Unique steel belt press technology for development of high strength wood-containing papers
Rana Alimohammadzadeh – Sustainable Surface Engineering of Chemimechanical Pulp Fibers by Synergistic Combination of Metal-free Catalysis and Polyelectrolyte Complexes
James Olson – Low Consistency Refined Microfibre: MFC alternative for High Bulk, High Tear and High Tensile Mechanical Pulp
David Myja – 4-acetamido-TEMPO-mediated oxidation of wood chips and thermomechanical pulp in large scale
14:30 Coffee break
Hafizur Rahman – Maximized wood chip impregnation efficiency validated by new miniaturized X-ray fluorescence techniques
Gunilla Pettersson – Market pulp of CTMP with double strength properties
Erik Persson – Spruce HT-CTMP revisited – A high yield, energy efficient pulp for future products
17:00 Seminar closing day 1
18:00 Guided tour Norrköping city
19:00 Dinner, Louis de Geer
Program April 4 2019
Thursday April 4 – Holmen Braviken
08:30 Bus from Scandic City to Holmen Braviken Paper Mill
09:00 Welcome to seminar day 2
09:00 Modelling and control
Fredrik Bengtsson – Refining models for optimization and control – How to use such models for pulp and handsheet property estimations
Johan Sund – Effects of online pulp analysis frequency and chest retention time on refiner control performance
Anders Karlström – Deep learning in Refining Processes – A Pre-study of Internal and External Variables Impact on Pulp Properties
Johan Persson - Modelling feed to a double disc refiner
10:20 Coffee break
Magnus Heldin – On tool engagement in groundwood pulping — in-situ observations and numerical modelling at the microscale
11:00 Fibre characterisation
Göran Thungström – Evaluation of pulp by optical transmission and scattering measurement
Ola Johansson – Experiences of Single Point Morphology Measurements in Mechanical Pulp
Olof Ferritsius – Heterogeneity
12:00 Lunch
13:15 Study visit Holmen Braviken
Fredrik Holgersson, Mill Manager, Welcome to Braviken
Fredrik Bragsjö, Pulp mill Manager – TMP Braviken
14.00 Guided mill tour
15:15 Seminar closing
15:30 Bus to city
