Pulp & Paper Canada : Print Edition : September/October 2011

Green Transformation Takes Hold

Pulp & Paper Canada — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:16:07 EST

A mill that had a shaky future in 2008 has been revitalized, and will have a cleaner, brighter future thanks to the federal government's $1-billion Pulp and Paper Green Transformation Program. [Full Story]

Hainan PM2 raises the bar for speed, water conservation

Pulp & Paper Canada — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:16:07 EST

APP-China is a relative newcomer to the pulp and paper market. A subsidiary of Asia Pulp & Paper, which in turn is owned by the privately-held Sinar Mas Group of Indonesia, APP-China began building mills in China 20 years ago. It now has... [Full Story]

Reduce Slime and Biocide Stress with Worry-free Chlorine Dioxide

Pulp & Paper Canada — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:16:07 EST

Tighter control of the microbiological activity in incoming and process waters will always bring higher efficiency in pulp and paper production, as well as contributing positively to sheet quality and printability. [Full Story]

Steam venting is history at Norampac Trenton

Pulp & Paper Canada — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:16:07 EST

The sight and sound of vented steam outside a paper mill are sure signs of wasted energy inside. But, if that clearly visible problem can be solved, a good return can be achieved at today's energy prices. With the steam venting problem put to... [Full Story]

Technology news

Pulp & Paper Canada — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:16:07 EST

Infrared sensor boasts improved machine and process diagnostics [Full Story]