Want to improve the reliability of your mill processes?  Interested in breakthrough technologies focused on helping mills be more efficient and cost-effective?  Attend PEERS 2016 and discover new insights on how to make your mill more competitive in today’s marketplace.

• Modeling and Assessment of Recovered Paper Separation in Automatic and Manual Sorting, Samuel Schabel, TechnischeUniversität Darmstadt
• Understanding Extraction of Mineral Oil Compounds and Other Harmful Substances from Paper for Recycling Using Supercritical CO2, Saskia Runte, TechnischeUniversität Darmstadt
• Conductivity and Soda Loss, Michael Brown, WestRock
• Hybrid Fiber Compositions and Uses in Containerboard Packaging, Bo Shi, Kimberly-Clark Corp.
• Investigating Zip-lignin™ Technology to Facilitate Pulping, Troy Runge, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

 

PEERS also features multiple opportunities for face-to-face interaction with industry experts, peers, and colleagues. 

• 10 Program Tracks totaling more than 145 sessions:  Biorefinery; Corrosion & Materials Engineering; Energy, Power & Recovery; Engineering, Safety, and Reliability; Environmental; Lime Kiln; Nonwood; Pulping and Bleaching; Recycling; and Sustainability.
• Workshops: Brown Stock Washing; Kraft Pulp Mill Lime Recovery Kiln Maintenance; Recovered Paper Markets; and Pump System Energy Assessment and Optimization.
• Interactive Panel Discussions:Young Professionals Panel; Sustainability Panel; Project Management Panel; and Recycling Mill Panel.
• New Technology Showcase
• Hot Topics Breakfasts.

PEERS is co-located with the International Bioenergy and Bioproducts Conference (IBBC), September 28-30, 2016, and the International Mechanical Pulping Conference (IMPC), and held in conjunction with the 11th Annual Research Forum on Recycling.

Exhibit and Sponsorship Opportunities are still available.