Secure Your Spot for the Hands-On Workshop for Pulp & Paper Basics
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Why Should You Attend?
The North Carolina State University (NCSU) Hands-On Workshop for Pulp and Paper Basics is designed to deepen your understanding of the fundamental concepts in pulp and paper manufacturing. Held on the NC State campus in Raleigh, NC, March 10-14, 2025, this introductory-level course will provide a comprehensive understanding of the entire pulping and papermaking process, so you can immediately apply this knowledge at your company, for your team. Whether you're looking to better understand the industry's operations—from the woodyard to the final product—this workshop will equip you with an overview of the process.
Who Should Attend?
- Technical and non-technical professionals
- New process engineers
- Manufacturing operators and technicians
- Sales and service personnel
- Machine operators
What will you learn?
This workshop offers a thorough overview of key processes, including pulping, bleaching, chemical recovery, recycling, papermaking, and converting. The format includes morning lectures, followed by hands-on laboratory and pilot-plant exercises in the afternoons. Topics covered include the structure and chemistry of wood, chemical and mechanical pulping operations, the critical role of chemical recovery in pulp mills, as well as waste treatment and environmental regulations.
See the full list of learning outcomes and workshop schedule.
Can’t attend in March?
Reserve your seat for one of the other course offerings in 2025; June 9-13 or October 13-17. There are only 42 seats available per course and each workshop historically sells out.
Register and secure your seat today!
This workshop is co-sponsored by TAPPI and North Carolina State University.
