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Supplemental and Recycled Fiber Series (Details)Includes 13 courses for $499/year. Pulping Library (Details)Includes 72 courses for $1,499/year.
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Training Time: 14 minutes
Compatibility: Desktop, Tablet, Phone
Based on: Industry Standards and Best Practices
Languages: English, Polish
Wood fiber accounts for more than 90% of the raw material used in the production of paper and board products, and it can come from a variety of sources. These sources can be slushed virgin fiber that is produced onsite, market pulp from other pulp mills, or recycled/secondary fiber. This course will cover the storage and handling of market pulp and recycled fiber bales at papermaking facilities.
Supplemental and Recycled Fiber - Fiber Cleaning
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Supplemental and Recycled Fiber - Fiber Deinking
Supplemental and Recycled Fiber - Fiber Fundamentals
Supplemental and Recycled Fiber - Fiber Prep and Screening
Supplemental and Recycled Fiber - Recycling Fiber Overview
The following key questions are answered in this module:
What is the difference between recycled paper and market pulp?Market pulp is virgin fiber which has been screened and cleaned. Recycled, or recovered paper contains contaminants and typically has a lower water content, so it is more difficult to prepare for papermaking.
What are the two major classes of recycled paper?Recycled paper can come from pre-consumer sources or post-consumer sources. The post consumer sources have more contamination.
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 recycled paper bale after it is unpacked?Loose recycled paper is conveyed to a large mechanical pulper which breaks the paper into individual fibers.
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