Programme outline
Mon 12 June
17:20-19:00
VTT-infrastructure visit. Busses depart from Sokos Hotel Paviljonki.
Tue 13 June
9:00
Registration opens and welcome Coffee
10:00
Opening the seminar, Antti Fredrikson, AFRC
10:15
Keynote, Taisto Nevalainen, Stora Enso, Finland: The role of different raw materials in consumer boards
10:45
Presentation, Thomas Granfeldt, Valmet Technologies, Sweden: Boosting hardwood CTMP
11:15
Presentation, Daniel Ekbåge, Karlstad University & Stora Enso, Sweden:
Time-series modeling of refining conditions and pulp properties in the CTMP-process
Time-series modeling of refining conditions and pulp properties in the CTMP-process
11:45
Presentation, Lars Johansson, RISE PFI AS, Norway: Bulk – How mechanical pulps should be treated in order to create air in the structure
12:15
Lunch
13:15
Presentation, Olli Tuovinen, Valmet Technologies, Finland: Long term experience with energy saving mechanical pulping technology (Galileo)
13:45
Presentation, Bruno Lönnberg, Åbo Akademi, Finland: Mechanical Pulp Grinding with Various Surfaces
14:15
Presentation, Anna Sundqvist, Åbo Akademi, Finland: Modelling the chemistry of metal cation in mechanical pulping processes
14:45
Coffee
Posters
15:15
Johanna Lahti, Tampere University of Technology, Finland : Novel Bio-based Materials for Active and Intelligent Packaging
Per Engstrand, FSCN – Mid Sweden University, Sweden: Ideas to start a cooperation regarding process intensification strategies in high yield pulping systems
Annika Bjärestrand, RISE Bioeconomy, Sweden: A Mobile Demonstration Plant for Full-scale evaluation of Microfibrillated Cellulose in Paper and Board
Maiju Aikala, KCL, Finland : KCL 2.0
Öjvind Sundvall, PulpEye AB, Sweden: PulpEye – A Powerful Tool to Minimize Variability in Pulp Quality
Ismo Mäkinen, IM-prove Paper Board Oy, Finland: Z-Strength Audit to study possible weakest layer in your paper or board
18:00
Boat departure from Jyväskylä harbor for Seminar Dinner at Juhlatalo Juurikkasaari
Wed 14 June
8:30
Keynote, Mikko Vuori, UPM Paper ENA, Finland: Utilizing Electricity Market Possibilities in Pulp Production
9:00
Presentation, Tomas Björkqvist, Tampere University of Technology Finland: Single layer grinding surface as a possibility for operation on electricity market
9:30
Presentation, Christer Sandberg, Holmen Paper, Sweden: Energy efficiency in mechanical pulping
10:00
Presentation, Esko Härkönen, Finland: Radial distribution of pulp volume fraction and power consumption in a 1st stage SD-65 refiner
10:30
Coffee
11:00
Presentation, Lars Johansson, RISE PFI AS, Norway: On the Modeling of Pulp and Handsheet Properties for Larger Data Set
11:30
Presentation, Ilkka Nurminen, VTT, Finland: A method for producing fibrillar fines directly from wood
12:00
Presentation, Atsushi Tanaka, VTT, Finland: Yarns and films from lignocellulosic fines
12:30
Lunch
13:30
Presentation, Jorge Enrique Rubiano Berna, University of British Columbia, Canada: Analysis of fibre shortening during low consistency refining of mechanical pulps using a comminution model
14:00
Presentation, Thomas Schrinner, Dresden University, Germany: Dry defibration – a new pulping method as a prerequisite for novel paper & board production technologies
Presentation, Sabine Heinemann, Dresden University, Germany: Morphological and physical properties of different fibrous materials including mechanical pulps, prepared from a Dry Defibration process
Presentation, Sabine Heinemann, Dresden University, Germany: Morphological and physical properties of different fibrous materials including mechanical pulps, prepared from a Dry Defibration process
14:45
Presentation, Jarmo Kouko, VTT, Finland: Wet web runnability characteristics of mechanical pulps
15:15
Closing the seminar and coffee