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Sponsored by TAPPI’s IFPED Division: Try This Before Calling in the OEM Service Group
This will deal with troubleshooting an extrusion coating line, focusing on simple things to check before calling for the OEM service group.
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AI for Predictive Maintenance in Paper Mills
Young Professionals Webinar | 2025 Summer Webinar series on AI
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Smart Papermaking: AI-Driven Process Optimization
Young Professionals Webinar | 2025 Summer Webinar series on AI
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Paper Machine Quality Control Systems (QCS) Volume 2 Control Systems and Applications
This webinar will provide an overview of the recently published book on QCS Controls, now available for purchase from TAPPI. The book explores key topics including paper machine process and regulatory controls, machine direction and cross direction controls, cross direction actuators, mapping, and transition and color controls.
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Building Reliability in Pulp and Paper Mills: Reliability-Centered Maintenance in Practice
Co-sponsored by the Project Management/Project Engineering Committee and the Young Professionals Division, this four-part series delivers a practical, integrated approach to improving safety, reliability, and performance in pulp and paper mills. The sessions progress from effective capital project execution, to maintaining mechanical integrity of fixed equipment, to applying Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) principles, and conclude with a panel discussion that connects these disciplines into a unified reliability program. Together, the series equips attendees with actionable strategies to enhance asset availability, mitigate risk, and optimize lifecycle costs. This session introduces foundational Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) principles that stabilize operations by aligning maintenance strategies with asset functions, risks, and consequences. Participants will explore the evolution of maintenance practices, common failure patterns, and why most failures are not age-related. Practical examples demonstrate how applying P–F intervals, failure-finding techniques, and the distinction between inherent and required reliability can improve safety, compliance, and lifecycle cost without over-maintaining assets.
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Building Reliability in Pulp and Paper Mills: A Panel Discussion on Projects, Mechanical Integrity, and RCM
Co-sponsored by the Project Management/Project Engineering Committee and the Young Professionals Division, this four-part series delivers a practical, integrated approach to improving safety, reliability, and performance in pulp and paper mills.
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