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Based on: Industry Standards and Best Practices
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OCC plants convert recycled old corrugated containers into pulp that can be used on paper and board machines to make valuable pulp and paper products. The raw material that the OCC plants use is OCC bales. This course discusses the equipment used for handling bales as well as the bale handling process. It also discusses warehouse safety along with how to safely handle bales.
At the end of this module, you will be able to:
The following key questions are answered in this module:
What does OCC stand for?OCC is an acronym for Old Corrugated Containers.
Why are bales stored indoors?The OCC in bales stored outside would be weakened and darkened by exposure to the elements.
How are bales "unpacked"?Wire or straps holding bales together is usually cut all at once by putting the bale through a guillotine.
How should bales be stacked when they are stored?Heavier, larger bales should be on the bottom of a stack. Avoid creating any stack of bales which could for any reason topple over.
What happens to the material in an OCC bale after it is unpacked?Loose OCC is conveyed to a large mechanical pulper which breaks the OCC into individual fibers.
Below is a transcript of the video sample provided for this module:
OCC - Cleaning
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OCC - Coarse Screening
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OCC - Pulping
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