2011 TAPPI Essentials of Market Pulp Course

Product code: 11Marpulp
Date: 4/30/2011 to 4/30/2011
Venue: Northern Kentucky Convention Center
Location: Covington, KY USA
Contact: memberconnection@tappi.org Phone: 1.800.332.8686 (US); 1.800.446.9431 (Canada); +1.770.446.1400 Fax: +1.770.209.7206 For more information, please contact Mary Beth Cornell at +1.770.209.7210 or mcor



Download a (Printable Registration Form) for both PaperCon 2011 and the Essentials of Market Pulp Course.

Timed with your schedule and needs top of mind, TAPPI is holding its Essentials of Market Pulp course on April 30, just before the opening of the PaperCon 2011 convention (May 1-4, 2011).

The TAPPI Essentials of Market Pulp course offers the most comprehensive overview available of today’s market pulps worldwide.

It is designed expressly to prime your knowledge of pulp markets in preparation for the convention, by helping you:

  • Gain a broad understanding of current pulp trends in the global marketplace
  • Understand the unique nature pulps through study of a large cross-section of samples from all over the world
  • Initiate a simple, efficient evaluation process for smart pulp selection
  • Network with others and discuss issues one-on-one with experienced instructors

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
This course provides a simple and clear picture of pulp markets for those new to the pulp and paper industry. The course also provides an approach to pulp selection and treatment that will provide clarity for seasoned operating, development and supplier technical personnel.

You also will receive with your registration your own copy of the World Market Pulp CD Book (a $295 value), which will be supplemented with new marketplace data and analytical insights. The World of Market Pulp books have been sold around the world and are key reference materials in many libraries, laboratories and companies. See a sample of this valuable book online.

LEARNING OUTCOMES
After successfully completing this course, you should be able to:

  • Demonstrate knowledge of a comprehensive overview of the global market pulp industry, pulp categories, supply and demand influences, regional pulps and trends in the market
  • Describe how market pulps have transitioned over time, exhibit knowledge of the range and differing characteristics of market pulps
  • Identify the characteristics of the fiber sources used to make market pulp, the common defects and factors influencing pulp quality
  • Strengthen your understanding of pulp testing principles, test methods and pulp/paper relationships
  • Understand the range of pulps available, rank them for particular paper applications and describe best practices for maximizing value from market pulps

View the Proposed Course Schedule to see the day's curriculum.

COURSE FACULTY
The course instructors’ enthusiastic teaching style, broad and deep knowledge in this area has drawn participants from all over the world to similar seminars. By attending the TAPPI Essentials of Market Pulp, you will benefit from the experiences of these instructors:

Course Instructors (L to R) Dr. Alan Button, Dr. Hiroki Nanko and Dave Hillman

Dr. Alan Button after receiving his PhD from the Institute of Paper Chemistry, has distinguished himself at both Champion International and James River (later Fort James and then Georgia-Pacific) in fiber and paper development. His varied applied research and management positions have allowed him to develop a highly refined expertise in the areas of testing instruments and procedures, correlation of data and then interpretation of the data. Both pulp producers as well as papermakers have realized that correct courses of action can be determined only after all the supporting data has been properly analyzed and interpreted. It is in these areas that Dr. Button’s expertise is invaluable. His extensive work defining and interpreting all the data found in “The World of Market Pulp” is the solid basis for the team’s findings.

Dr. Hiroki Nanko was chosen to be the Technical Advisor for The World of Market Pulp because of his outstanding reputation in the field of electron microscopy specifically focused on pulp and paper. As the Principal Research Scientist and director of electron microscopy program at the Institute of Paper Science and Technology (IPST) at Georgia Tech, he has gained extensive experience in the all aspects of this highly specialized discipline. Dr. Nanko consults with many major paper companies and chemical suppliers. Both Japanese and U.S. papermakers have retained him in nanotechnology studies involving the development of functional papers and high-tech specialty papers. His recent research includes non-traditional applications of wood pulp (fiber reinforced cement), and non-wood fibers (chicken feather fiber composites). Dr. Nanko has authored more than 45 publications. His proven abilities as a highly regarded consultant stem from both his industry experiences while at The Institute coupled with his 13 years as the Fiber & Paper Physics specialist at the Japan Pulp & Paper Research Institute.

Dave Hillman has been a student of market pulp fibers for more than 40 years, including 17 years in Fine Papers product development, new products and new product management at Westvaco. This involved both coated and uncoated printing, converting and specialty papers. As a technical consultant to both market pulp producers as well as to pulp consumers, Dave helps clients determine product distinctive properties and outstanding attributes for successful strategic target marketing of their products. Whereas most industry specialists tend to concentrate on either pulp or paper, Dave is an expert who can speak knowledgeably about market pulp in practical terms that emphasize concrete benefits rather than sometimes hard-to-define characteristics.

REGISTRATION FEES

*Save on course fees by registering before April 8!

Early Bird Rates

  Member $650
  Non-Member $975
  Member Group $500
  Non-Member Group $750

After April 1

  Member $950
  Non-Member $1425
  Member Group $725
  Non-Member Group $1080

Not a TAPPI Member?
Join or renew your membership now ($174) and save on your registration fees for this course and many other valuable TAPPI events and publications.

CANCELLATION POLICY
If you find that you have to cancel, your full registration fee will be refunded if TAPPI’s Registration Department receives written notification (fax acceptable at +1-770-209-7206) by April 1, 2011. Please note: There will be a 50% refund for all written cancellations made after April 1, 2011, but no later than 5 business days prior to the start of the conference, April 22, 2011. Understandably, after this time, no refunds can be issued. Substitutions, however, will be accepted any time without a penalty.

REFUND
100% - Cancellation received by April 1, 2011
50% - Cancellations received after April 1, 2011 and no later than April 22, 2011.
NO REFUND - Cancellations received after April 22, 2011.

A TAPPI PRESS BOOK INCLUDED WITH YOUR REGISTRATION

World Market Pulp CD Book
Product Code: 08WOMP
With your registration, you will receive this interactive CD highlights 60 global Market Pulps chosen for their distinctive properties, outstanding attributes and ability to represent the wide-range of Market Pulps available in the world. It includes background material about global market pulps; their forest and fiber sources, pulp qualities and how to select market pulps. Also included are essays by guest authors from around the world that cover their area of expertise, specialty pulps and the pulp market in their country. This analysis tool contains an Excel spreadsheet with all the testing data for the 60 pulps in the pulp atlas and can be downloaded to the user's computer and used to prepare graphs, tables etc. This is a $295 value that you get to take with you after the course.

OTHER TAPPI PRESS BOOKS OFFERED AT A DISCOUNT WITH REGISTRATION
Pre-Order these books from TAPPI PRESS now at this special price and pick it up at registration when you arrive.

Pulp and Paper Technology Advanced Workforce Training/Education Series
Volume 1: Pulp Manufacturing
Product Code: 0101R317
The Pulp and Paper Technology book series is a new industry resource for improving the knowledge base of new and incumbent hourly workers. Volume 1- Pulp Manufacturing tackles the “how” and “why” of pulp making. Topics include wood fiber fundamentals, overviews of the pulp mill, wood prep, kraft pulping, mechanical pulping, chemical recovery, bleaching and more! This series complements the two-year associate curriculum at (npt)2 community colleges.
With your registration, you pay only $43.
That's a $17 discount off the regular price.

Pulp Mill Overview and Protecting the Environment
Product Code: MPP-02
Pulp Mill Overview and Protecting the Environment is the second of 15 CD-ROMs in the Making Pulp and Paper CD-ROM Series. Through this highly interactive, self-paced CD-ROM participants learn pulp mill and environmental terms, concepts, and processes.
With your registration, you pay only $76.
That's a $43 discount off the regular price.

Fundamentals of the Kraft Recovery Process
Product code: 0101R327
This book details the chemical engineering fundamentals of the kraft recovery process, including mass and energy balances, thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, phase separations, heat and mass transport phenomena, and reaction kinetics. Each kraft recovery unit operations, including multiple effect evaporation, recovery boiler operations, green liquor processing, causticizing, and white liquor processing is discussed in detail.
With your registration, you pay only $115.
That's a $56 discount off the regular price.

Handbook for Pulp and Paper Technologists, Third Edition
Product code: 0202SMOOK
This best-selling text provides an introduction to the entire technology of pulp and paper manufacture. The book features 27 chapters covering all aspects of pulping and papermaking. Hundreds of illustrations, charts, and tables help the reader grasp the concepts being presented. The third edition features additional material on secondary fiber recovery and utilization, mechanical pulping, kraft pulping and bleaching, and papermaking. 2002
With your registration, you pay only $56.
That's a $19 discount off the regular price.

TRAVEL AND ACCOMODATIONS
The TAPPI Essentials for Market Pulp course is being held at the same location as PaperCon 2011, which is taking place May 1-4 at this location:

Northern Kentucky Convention Center
One West River Center Blvd.
Covington, KY 41011
www.nkycvb.com

TAPPI has negotiated special rates with the following hotels, often with special amenities and/or discounts. Rooms booked outside the TAPPI block may be more expensive and may not include the "extras" negotiated by TAPPI (such as free WIFI or parking). If you use a travel agent or company travel department, please advise them to mention the TAPPI PaperCon meeting when booking.

Cincinnati Marriott RiverCenter
10 W. RiverCenter Blvd.
Covington, KY 41011 (co-headquarters hotel)
Room rate: $139 if reserved by April 8, 2011
Self-parking and Internet access in guest rooms is complimentary

Embassy Suites Cincinnati – RiverCenter
10 E. RiverCenter Blvd.
Covington, KY 41011 (co-headquarters hotel)
Room rate: $139 if reserved by April 8, 2011
Self-parking and Internet access in guest rooms is complimentary

Courtyard by Marriott
500 West 3rd St.
Covington, KY 41011
Room rate: $119 if reserved by April 8, 2011
Self-parking and Internet access in guest rooms is complimentary

Holiday Inn Riverfront
600 West 3rd St.
Covington, KY 41011
Room rate: $119 if reserved by April 8, 2011
Self-parking and Internet access in guest rooms is complimentary

Radisson Hotel Cincinnati Riverfront
668 West Fifth St.
Covington, KY 41011
Room rate: $129 if reserved by April 8, 2011
Self-parking, Internet access in guest rooms and airport transportation are complimentary

Note: Self parking and Internet access in guest rooms is complimentary in the Cincinnati Marriott RiverCenter, Embassy Suites Cincinnati RiverCenter, Courtyard by Marriott Cincinnati Covington, Holiday Inn Riverfront and the Radisson Hotel Riverview. The Radisson also provides complimentary airport transportation. Complimentary wireless internet access for all attendees is provided at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center.

All reservations will be coordinated via Passkey please use the following link to make your reservation: https://resweb.passkey.com/Resweb.do?mode=welcome_ei_new&eventID=2538895

Car Rental
Avis offers special rates to PaperCon 2011 guests. Call 1-800-831-8000 and refer to code AWD: #U226600.



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