Get Answers to Questions on Process Chemicals for Papermaking
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Ask The Expert Event: Process Chemicals for Papermaking on TAPPI Connect
Attend this live online event on TAPPI Connect, Friday, August 5, 2022 - 10:00am to 12:00pm EDT, led by experts Martin A. Hubbe, Ph.D. and Scott Rosencrance, Ph.D. and get your questions about process chemicals for papermaking answered.
Hubbe and Rosencrance edited "Process Chemicals for Papermaking", an authoritative, up-to-date, practical and readable text that describes some of the most important technological strategies in the use of process chemicals to achieve efficient operation of paper mills, starting with freshwater treatment and ending with wastewater treatment.
To attend, all you need to is login to TAPPI Connect’s Open Forum anytime between 10:00am and 12:00pm and simply watch the live Q&A session. During this timeframe, you can post your questions on the feed. Hubbe and Rosencrance will respond as quickly as possible. If they do not have an opportunity to respond to your question during the event, your question will be addressed within the next week. This live session will also be archived here and accessible after the event.
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If you already have questions, send them ahead of time! Email them to Kristin Dixon before Friday, July 8 and the expert will have answers already prepared.
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Curious about this topic, but don't have a specific question? You can log in and monitor the conversation without participating. It will also be archived, so you can revisit it as much as needed in the future. Visit the Ask the Expert events archive.
Please note: this is a online discussion thread only. Not a video or webinar. After the event, the entire discussion will be available on TAPPI Connect to read in its entirety.
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Process Chemicals for Papermaking
Editors: Edited by Martin A. Hubbe, Ph.D. and Scott Rosencrance, Ph.D.
This handbook (available in both print and ebook format) is designed for intermediate- to advanced-level engineers in paper mills. It emphasizes papermaking process additives, which are often overlooked and focuses on the synergies of recent equipment developments and state-of-the-art advancements in papermaking chemistry. Sign up to be notified when released and receive a 20% “early bird” discount.
