Kraft Recovery Operations Course
Kraft Recovery Operations Course
St. Petersburg, Florida
Monday, January 13, 2025 to Thursday, January 16, 2025
Course Dates: January 13-16, 2025
The TAPPI Kraft Recovery Operations Course is a comprehensive review of the important recovery operations in kraft pulp mills with the objective of helping improve pulp production efficiency, minimize operating costs and reduce environmental impact.
You will learn the chemistry, physics and engineering principles related to kraft recovery.
This successful balanced curriculum has been continually peer-reviewed, updated and delivered effectively for 38 years!
The Kraft Recovery Faculty of internationally recognized experts will provide practical day-to-day information through presentations, Q&A sessions, quizzes, exercises and networking.
Join Your Peers to Learn
This course is designed for pulp mill operations personnel, including:
- Engineers and superintendents working in the kraft recovery area
- Senior pulp mill operators
- Superintendents looking for new kraft recovery ideas or a refresher course
- Process engineers
- Technical sales and support staff from chemical, equipment, and consulting companies
- Graduate students
Diverse Representation
More than 50 different companies were represented at a recent Kraft Recovery Course with attendees from 12 countries and 16 states in the U.S.
COURSE CONTENT
This training covers a wide range of topics, including:
- Energy and process optimization
- Impact of non-process elements on recovery operations
- Minimizing chemical losses
- Recausticizing and Lime Kilns
- Black Liquor Evaporation
- Recovery Boilers
- Recovery Maintenance & Management
- Tall Oil Soap Recovery
- Electrostatic Precipitators - Principals and Optimization
After successfully completing this course, you will be able to:
- Describe the kraft recovery process
- Describe the black liquor evaporator operation and list ways to improve it
- Identify causes and solutions for recausticizing problems
- Describe lime returning principles and devise a means to improve kiln performance
- Identify causes and solutions for recovery boiler problems
- List the main causes of corrosion in recovery boilers and ways to minimize them
INCLUDED WITH YOUR REGISTRATION
You will receive a copy of the TAPPI PRESS publication titled, Kraft Recovery Boilers, 3rd Edition, as a benefit of your attendance at this training event (a $244 value). It is sponsored by the Recovery Boiler Program R&D Subcommittee of the American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) and published by TAPPI Press.
Kraft Recovery Boilers is co-authored by eight experts, who have been instructors of the Kraft Recovery Course. It contains 16 chapters, covering various aspects of recovery boiler technology, from chemical principles to black liquor properties, sprays and combustion/char bed characteristics. It also covers a wide range of operating issues including fouling and plugging, sootblowing, corrosion and cracking, particulate and gas emissions, safety, equipment design and control principles, and material and energy balances. It is an excellent book for the course participants to have, not only to follow the lectures during the course, but also to use as a good reference source in their work after the course.
Pre-Course Survey
Unlike many presentations you've attended, this course offers a pre-course survey where you get the opportunity to request topics of interest to you. Content and discussion time is added to accommodate this unique option to personalize the training. In short, you'll get answers to your specific questions!
Earn 2.6 CEUs
TAPPI is accredited by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET). TAPPI complies with the ANSI/IACET Standard, which is recognized internationally as a standard of excellence in instructional practices. As a result of this accreditation, TAPPI is authorized to issue the IACET CEU.
TAPPI will issue 2.6 CEUs to participants who attend at least 80 percent of the educational sessions and complete a final program evaluation.
BENEFITS OF TAPPI MEMBERSHIP
TAPPI Members receive discounts on training events, TAPPI Bookstore publications and many other opportunities.
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TAPPI and BLRBAC
If your'e interested in kraft recovery operations, you may be interested in participating in the spring and fall meetings of a TAPPI Partner, the Black Liquor Recovery Boiler Advisory Committee (BLRBAC).
Co-Located Events
This course takes place at the same time in St. Petersburg, FL, as the TAPPI Introduction to Pulp and Paper Technology Course, which offers an excellent opportunity to meet many people and experts in one place! Make sure you register for the course you plan to attend.
Need Custom Training on this Topic?
The content for this course can be tailored specifically to your company's needs and delivered by a TAPPI instructor onsite at your location or as virtual and blended learning formats.
With TAPPI Company Classroom, we’ll work with you to determine your training needs and develop a curriculum to match your objectives.
Contact us to get started.
Learn from an internationally known panel of experts in kraft recovery.
ROBERT (BOB) D. BARTHOLOMEW (B.S., Chemical Engineering, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA, U.S.A.) is a registered professional engineer who joined Sheppard T. Powell Associates LLC in 1986 as a senior engineer and is now an associate with the firm. He has provided consulting services in the areas of steam/water cycle chemistry, equipment inspections, chemical cleanings, makeup water treatment, cooling water treatment, and evaluations of deposition and damage in boilers, condensers, and turbines for the power, cogeneration, pulp and paper, steel, sugar, and other industries. Bob also has provided seminars for Power and Pulp & Paper Industry Clients. He is currently active in the ASME Research and Technology Committee for Water & Steam in Thermal Systems and has served as an instructor for the TAPPI Recovery Boiler Water Treatment course since 2002.
MARTIN BEDDOWS is currently the Burner Product Manager for Metso Outotec in High Wycombe, UK. He received his B.Eng (Hons) degree in Mechanical Engineering from Kingston Polytechnic, London, UK in before entering Industry where he has accumulated over 30 years’ experience specializing in combustion and burner systems for a broad range of applications from Oil and Gas to Automotive as well as Kraft Pulp Mills. As a director of Kiln Flame Systems Ltd (KFS), Martin has been involved in the development of lime recovery kiln burners systems including use of alternative fuels such as hydrogen and lignin. He has authored/co-authored numerous presentations and papers for conferences including TAPPI PEERS and Nordic Wood Bio-Refinery Conference
SIERRA BOONE is a chemical engineering graduate of Ohio State University. She has worked as an Applications Engineer in Kadant Black Clawson’s Chemical Pulping Group since graduating in 2018. Sierra has experience with process design, troubleshooting, optimization, start-ups, training, and sales of Recausticizing and Pulp Washing equipment. She has been project lead on several Recausticizing area projects. These projects include clarifiers, lime mud and dregs precoat filters, and lime mud storage agitators. Outside of work, Sierra enjoys staying active including hiking, biking, and running.
JIM BREWSTER has recently retired from J. D. Irving, Limited in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, where he served as a Senior Project Advisor to the Pulp & Paper Division for a major continuous digester project. After earning his Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry from Portland State University and completing Minors in both Economics and Accounting, Jim has spent over 40 years in the kraft pulp industry. Throughout his career, Jim has worked as a Shift Supervisor for both Pulping and Recovery operations, a Pulp mill Superintendent; a Project Manager for a major kraft mill rebuild; a Mill Energy Manager; a Project Manager for the construction of a new recovery boiler. He also served Assistant Plant Manager of Engineering, Process Engineering, Capital Projects and Environment. After 20 years at the Georgia-Pacific Pulp & Paper facility in Camas, WA, Jim moved to eastern Canada to join the Irving Pulp & Paper Mill. He spent his first eight years there as Production Manager, and in 2001, assumed the role of Mill Manager, the position that he held until March 2014. During his tenure as Mill Manger, Jim has managed the company’s $400 million investment in a total plant rebuild and environmental improvement projects. Irving Pulp & Paper is now the only mill in North America to meet all current wastewater discharge guidelines without primary or secondary effluent treatment. As a result of these accomplishments, the company earned the Canadian Council of Ministers for the Environment (CCME) Award for pollution prevention and was more recently awarded a National Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) 2005 Synergy Award for Innovation, in partnership with the University of New Brunswick (Saint John). Jim has been an instructor of the Kraft Recovery Course since 2006. Jim was named a TAPPI Fellow in 2022. He received the TAPPI Engineering Division Technical Award and Beloit Prize in 2023.
NIKOLAI DE MARTINI joined the University of Toronto (U of T) as an Assistant Professor in July 2017 where he conducts research relevant to chemical recovery and renewable energy. Prior to joining U of T, he has worked as a senior researcher at both Åbo Akademi University with Professor Mikko Hupa and at the Institute of Paper Science and Technology (IPST) at Georgia Tech. He received his BSc from Oregon State University and his MSc and PhD from Åbo Akademi University (ÅAU) in chemical engineering. In all of his positions, he has enjoyed working closely with the pulp and paper industry to apply a knowledge of process chemistry to solve industrial challenges. At IPST his research was focused on scaling in black liquor evaporators, and he has worked directly with mills on controlling mill chemistry to minimize evaporator fouling. At ÅAU he worked with the chemistry of black liquor combustion among other topics. He is currently working with William J. Frederick, Jr on a new book on Black Liquor Evaporation. In addition to his work in chemical engineering he is has been active in rowing and coaching rowing for the past 20 years.
GLENN HANSON is currently in Pyro Technical Sales Support for Metso Outotec in the North & Central Americas Region. As such, Glenn provides technical support for aftermarket parts & services on rotary equipment in Pyro applications. He received a B.S. degree in Environmental Science from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay in 1986, Glenn has worked over 30 years with a focus on lime recovery kiln systems in kraft pulp mills. Glenn has been involved in process design, presentations, sales, installation, training, start-up and troubleshooting on lime kiln systems worldwide. He is co-holder of a US Patent and continues R&D work on lime recovery kiln applications. Glenn has developed and presented more than 80 Lime Recovery Kiln Process/Operations & Maintenance Seminars; he now coordinates the annual TAPPI KilnCon Workshops & Seminars with TAPPI Local Sections across the US. He has authored/co-authored numerous papers and presentations for TAPPI technical meetings and major conferences and was an editor & contributor to the TAPPI Lime Kiln & Recausticizing textbook. Glenn returns for his twelfth year on the TAPPI KROS faculty. A 25+ year TAPPI Member, he has also served on various Local Section Executive Committees, is Past-Chairman of Gulf Coast TAPPI, recipient of the 2017 TAPPI Paul Magnabosco Award and is in the TAPPI Fellows Class of 2021. Glenn is a dedicated and active fan of Wisconsin sports teams including the Green Bay Packers & is an NFL Owner.
JOHN B. JOHNSON II received his B.Sc. degree in Mechanical Engineering from General Motors Institute in 1978. He joined Goslin-Birmingham in 1981 as a Field Service Engineer and eventually became the Recausticizing Product Manager. Since then, he has also worked for Thermo Black Clawson, Kadant, Eimco, Dorr-Oliver Eimco, FLSmidth, Metso and Valmet, from where he recently retired. In all cases, his job focus was recausticizing. Over the years, John has been involved in product development, including various types of disc filters used in causticizing plants. John has designed both sedimentation and filtration based recaust systems installed in kraft mills in North and South Americas and Asia, and participated in the installation, start-up and optimization of most of them. The experience has also allowed John to work with almost every type of equipment operating in the causticizing plant, including some that are no longer actively marketed.
PAUL JOHNSON is Engineering Manager with LDX Solutions-Lundberg in Redmond, Washington. He earned BS degrees in Pulp and Paper Technology and in Chemical Engineering from the University of Washington. After working for Potlatch Corporation, he earned an MS degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Idaho in 1981, modeling full mill mass and energy balances. He was a guest researcher at STFI in Stockholm, Sweden, and also worked for Scott Paper. In his thirty-six years with Lundberg he has managed a variety of pulp mill heat recovery, chemical recovery, and environmental projects, and presently concentrates on process evaluation and design, and project management. Areas of experience include blow heat and turpentine recovery, non-condensable gas collection and incineration, condensate segregation and stripping, liquor oxidation, waste gas incinerators, and gas scrubbing. He is a PE and TAPPI member, and has previously presented papers at TAPPI conferences and the Kraft Recovery Short Course.
ANDREW K. JONES is a Senior Engineering Fellow at International Paper (IP) where his primary responsibility is to foster the implementation on new process innovations. Previously he was the recovery boiler SME, in this role he ensured safe and efficient operation of the approximately 40 recovery boilers currently operated by IP. He has been with IP since 1997. Prior to this time, he worked for ABB/Combustion Engineering leading their recovery boiler R&D efforts. He received his PhD from the Institute of Paper Chemistry in 1989 completing one of the earliest CFD models of the Kraft recovery boiler and is a co-author of the “Kraft Recovery Boiler” textbook. Andy is active in TAPPI, having led the Engineering Division, and was the conference chair for the TAPPI PEERS conference. He was the winner of the TAPPI Engineering Leadership and Service Award in 2004. He was also the conference chair for the ICRC (International Chemical Recovery Conference) and remains active on the organizing committee for this conference. Andy was named a TAPPI Fellow in 2016 and he received the Engineering Division Technical Award and Beloit Prize in 2018. He has served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Toronto for nearly 30 years. He was also an accomplished runner holding several ultra-marathon world records including the 100-mile record of 12:05:43. He now competes in cycling time trial races as his running legs are no longer as vibrant as they once were.
JARMO KAILA is Vice President for the Recovery area of ANDRITZ located in Alpharetta, GA. He has a M.Sc. degree from Helsinki University of Technology, Finland. Jarmo has over 30-year career in the industry, with positions related to various functions of the pulp mill recovery area. His specialty field has been black liquor evaporation and concentration, liquor byproducts separation and processing and the overall pulp mill chemical cycle. During his professional career he has worked for Tampella/Kvaerner (Valmet) and Andritz (Ahlstrom). Jarmo is the author or co-author of several patents on black liquor evaporation technology and related fields. He has also authored numerous scientific articles and presentations on professional magazines and conventions. In addition to his professional interests Jarmo is keenly interested, rides and occasionally competes in all modes of two-wheeled transportation, whether muscle or motor powered.
ANN PLANK is the Director of Operations with LDX Solutions-Lundberg in Redmond, Washington. She earned BS degrees in Pulp and Paper Engineering and in Chemical Engineering from the University of Washington. In her 20+ years with Lundberg, she has managed and designed a variety of pulp mill heat recovery, chemical recovery, and environmental projects, and presently concentrates on process evaluation, design and project management. Areas of experience include blow heat and turpentine recovery, non-condensable gas collection and incineration, condensate segregation and stripping, liquor oxidation, waste gas incinerators, gas scrubbing, soap recovery, and tall oil recovery. Ann was a member of the BLRBAC Thermal Oxidation of Waste Streams advisory committee from 2009 to 2012.
DOUGLAS SINGBEIL recently retired from FPInnovations, where he was employed for nearly 40 years, and is now a principal of a consultancy called GreenTree Strategies. He led investigations into a myriad of corrosion and materials related issues in the pulp and paper industry – stress corrosion cracking and corrosion of kraft continuous digesters, corrosion of equipment in recaust and pulping operations, corrosion of wall tubes and near-drum thinning of generating bank tubes, as well as cracking of composite tubes in recovery boilers. Other topics of research included corrosion of superheaters in biomass boilers and materials selection for forest-based biorefineries. Throughout his career with FPInnovations, Doug actively engaged with pulp and paper mills around the world; attending shutdowns and advising on repair strategies. Within FPInnovations, Doug research interests broadened, and he eventually managed groups responsible for research not only in corrosion and materials engineering, but also in thermochemical processes, bioenergy, and forest-based biorefineries. He served as Research Manager for Process Engineering and as Industrial Sector Leader for Bioproducts. He contributed to the Canadian-sponsored BioPathways project from 2010-2012 and served five years as a member of the board of directors for BioFuelNet, a Canadian university-based network of excellence. Doug has authored or co-authored many technical papers and presentations over his career. Doug is a Fellow of both TAPPI and NACE International (now AMPP). He also received the TAPPI Engineering Division Technical Award and Beloit Prize in 2022.
IVAN SRETENOVICis the Managing Director for the
ProcessBarron Canadian Division based in Toronto, Ontario. He obtained his Master of Applied Science (MASc) in Engineering from the University of Toronto in 2011, working on a thesis project related to electrical resistivity of recovery boiler fume particles. Upon graduation, Ivan held various product design and project management roles with the Clyde Bergemann Air Pollution Control division in Baltimore, Maryland and Safety Power Inc. in Toronto, Ontario, before joining ProcessBarron in 2019. He has a broad knowledge of air pollution control technologies with years of equipment design experience, including electrostatic precipitators (ESPs), fabric filters, and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems. He authored several TAPPI publications focusing on the abatement of particulate matter emissions from recovery boilers. Ivan is a registered Professional Engineer in the province of Ontario.
DANNY S. TANDRA is President of Clyde Industries, Inc based in Atlanta, GA, and an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto (U of T), Canada. He received his B.Eng from Universitas Surabaya in Indonesia, M.Eng. and Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from U of T and MBA in Management of Technology from Georgia Institute of Technology. His Ph.D. thesis focused on the use of 9 - 14 bar medium steam pressure for sootblowing. He tested the concept at the Irving Pulp & Paper and fully implemented the knowledge at four pulp mills in North America to generate additional power from recovery boilers. Danny's work focuses on cost reduction and energy-efficient processes, recovery and power boiler thermodynamics, deposit formation and removal, and Intelligent SootBlowing strategies. He is an active member of AICHE and TAPPI. He chaired the TAPPI Energy, Recovery and Recaust Committee and was 2023 Chair of the TAPPI Engineering Division. Danny is a TAPPI Fellow.
HONGHI TRAN obtained his B.Sc. and M.Eng. in Ceramic Engineering from Shizuoka University, Japan, and his PhD in Chemical Engineering from University of Toronto (UofT), Canada in 1982. Honghi has been with the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry, UofT since 1987. He was professor from 1994 to 2019 and director of the Pulp & Paper from 2003 to 2022, and is currently a professor emeritus. During his nearly 4 decades of research tenure at UofT, Honghi established and directed 11 large industrial research consortia, focusing on issues related to fouling/corrosion in recovery boilers, causticizing/lime kiln chemistry, Na and S balances, borate autocausticizing, combustion and ash related problems in biomass boilers as well as mill waste disposal and utilization. He supervised/co-supervised over 100 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows; authored/co-authored over 320 refereed papers and book chapters and had 8 patents. Honghi has been an instructor of the TAPPI Kraft Recovery Course since its establishment in 1986 and has chaired it since 2006. He received numerous prestigious awards including the 2013 PAPTAC John S. Bates Gold Medal and the 2017 TAPPI Gunnar Nicholson Gold Medal. Honghi was inducted to the Paper Industry International Hall of Fame in 2017, the UofT Engineering Alumni Hall of Distinction in 2021, and the Pulp & Paper Canada’s Inaugural Hall of Fame in 2022. Honghi is a TAPPI fellow, a PAPTAC fellow, a Canadian Academy of Engineering Fellow and a registered professional engineer of Ontario.
THANH TRUNG is President and Executive Director with FITNIR Analyzers Inc. He received his BSc. (honor) from the University of British Columbia, specializing in analytical chemistry and Spectroscopy. He joined the Pulp and Paper Research Institute of Canada in 1993 as a Senior Research Scientist and Group Leader in Sensing Development. His pioneering efforts in advanced vibrational spectroscopy, including Fourier-transform Near Infrared and Raman spectroscopy have led to numerous US and International Patents. He has co-authored chapters in the Handbook of Applied Spectroscopy and co-editor of special additions of Journal of NIRS. Thanh’s current focus is on the application of online measurements and control for pulp and paper operations. He was the recipient of the Best Process control paper for 2012, co-recipient of the Best Paper in Steam and Power for 2014, and the Best Paper at the ABTCP 2014. He is an active member of TAPPI, PAPTAC, Applied Spectroscopy Society, and Near Infrared Society.
Co-Located Events
This course takes place at the same time in St. Petersburg, FL, as the TAPPI Introduction to Pulp and Paper Technology Course, which offers an excellent opportunity to meet many people and experts in one place! Make sure you register for the course you plan to attend.
Earn 2.6 CEUs for completing this course!
Course Chairs: Professor Honghi Tran, University of Toronto and Dr. Andrew K. Jones, International Paper
Course Co-Sponsors: The Steam & Power Committee of TAPPI's Engineering Division, and the
Alkaline Pulping Committee of TAPPI's Pulp Manufacture Division
Course Schedule
Day 1 |
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Session 1 |
Introduction to the Course |
8:00 |
Honghi Tran, University of Toronto, ON |
8:20 |
KRAFT RECOVERY PROCESS Jim Brewster, Consultant, Brimfield, IL Honghi Tran, University of Toronto, ON |
Session 2 |
Recausticizing / Lime Reburning |
9:00 |
RECAUSTICING PRINCIPLES Honghi Tran, University of Toronto, ON |
9:30 |
RECAUSTICIZING PRACTICE John Johnson, Valmet Partners, Atlanta, GA |
9:50 |
Morning Break |
10:10 |
RECAUSTICIZING PRACTICE (Cont’d) John Johnson, Valmet Partners, Atlanta, GA |
10:50 |
CAUSTICIZING PLANT CONTROL AND OPTIMIZATION Thanh Trung, FITNIR Analyzers Inc., Vancouver, BC |
11:30 |
Team Conference |
11:50 |
Lunch on Your Own |
13:10 |
LIME KILN: PRINCIPLES AND CHEMISTRY Martin Beddows, Metso: Outotec, High Wycombe, UK Honghi Tran, University of Toronto, ON |
13:40 |
LIME KILN: EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE Glenn Hanson, Metso Minerals Industries, Inc., York, PA |
14:30 |
Afternoon Break |
14:50 |
LIME KILN: COMBUSTION AND PROCESS OPTIMIZATION Martin Beddows, Metso: Outotec, High Wycombe, UK |
15:30 |
Recaust & Lime Kiln Operations Workshop |
16:30 |
Homework & Networking |
17:15-17:45 |
Reception |
Day 2 |
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8:00 |
Day 1 Homework Team Presentations |
Session 3 |
Black Liquor Evaporation |
8:30 |
BROWNSTOCK WASHING PRINCIPLES AND OPERATION Jim Brewster, Consultant, Brimfield, IL |
9:10 |
BLACK LIQUOR PROPERTIES Niko DeMartini, University of Toronto, ON |
9:30 |
EVAPORATOR PRINCIPLES & EQUIPMENT Jarmo Kaila, Andritz Inc., Atlanta, GA |
9:50 |
Morning Break |
10:10 |
EVAPORATOR TROUBLESHOOTING & OPTIMIZATION Jarmo Kaila, Andritz Inc., Atlanta, GA |
10:40 |
EVAPORATOR FOULING & BOIL-OUTS Niko DeMartini, University of Toronto, ON |
11:30 |
TEAM CONFERENCE |
11:50 |
Lunch on Your Own |
13:10 |
TALL OIL SOAP RECOVERY Jarmo Kaila, Andritz Inc., Atlanta, GA |
13:50 |
FOUL CONDENSATE STRIPPING Paul Johnson, LDX Solutions-Lundberg, Redmond, WA |
14:30 |
Afternoon Break |
14:50 |
NCG HANDLING Ann Plank, LDX Solutions-Lundberg in Redmond, WA |
15:30 |
Evaporator Operations Workshop |
16:30 - 17:15 |
Homework & Networking |
Day 3 |
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8:00 |
Day 2 Homework Team Presentations |
Session 4 |
Recovery Boilers |
8:30 |
RECOVERY BOILER EQUIPMENT AND ISSUES Jim Brewster, Consultant, Brimfield, IL |
9:10 |
BLACK LIQUOR BURNING Honghi Tran, University of Toronto, ON |
9:50 |
Morning Break |
10:10 |
BLACK LIQUOR AND AIR DELIVERY Andrew Jones, International Paper, Loveland, OH |
10:50 |
RECOVERY BOILER CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES Honghi Tran, University of Toronto, ON |
11:30 |
Team Conference |
11:50 |
Lunch on Your Own |
13:10 |
DEPOSIT FORMATION, IMPACT AND CONTROL Honghi Tran, University of Toronto, ON |
13:50 |
RECOVERY BOILER OPTIMIZATION Andrew Jones, International Paper, Loveland, OH |
14:30 |
Afternoon Break |
14:50 |
RECOVERY BOILER WATER TREATMENT Bob Bartholomew, Sheppard T. Powell Associates, Baltimore, MD |
15:30 |
Recovery Boiler Operations Workshop |
16:30 |
Homework/ Networking |
17:15-17:45 |
Reception |
Day 4 |
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8:00 |
Day 3 Homework Team Presentations |
Session 5 |
Recovery Process Issues |
8:30 |
RECOVERY AND UTILITY MANAGEMENT Jim Brewster, Consultant, Brimfield, IL |
9:10 |
CORROSION & CRACKING IN RECOVERY EQUIPMENT Douglas Singbeil, GreenTree Strategies, Vancouver, BC |
9:50 |
Morning Break |
10:10 |
RECOVERY BOILER INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE Douglas Singbeil, GreenTree Strategies, Vancouver, BC |
10:50 |
SOOTBLOWER OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND OPTIMIZATION Danny Tandra, Clyde Bergemann, Inc., Atlanta, GA |
11:30 |
Team Conference |
11:50 |
Lunch on Your Own |
Session 6 |
Hot Topics: |
13:10 |
ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS - OPERATION AND OPTIMIZATION Ivan Sretenovic, Process Barron, Toronto, ON |
13:50 |
OPTIMIZING WATER USAGE IN THE CAUSTICIZING PLANT Sierra Boone and Tobin Alt, Kadant Black Clawson LLC, Lebanon, OH |
14:30 |
Afternoon Break |
14:50 |
NON-PROCESS ELEMENTS - ACCUMULATION, IMPACT AND CONTROL Honghi Tran, University of Toronto, ON |
15:30 |
Recovery Process Workshop |
16:20 |
CONCLUDING REMARKS Honghi Tran, University of Toronto, ON |
Co-Located Events
This course takes place at the same time in St. Petersburg, FL, as the TAPPI Introduction to Pulp and Paper Technology Course, which offers an excellent opportunity to meet many people and experts in one place! Make sure you register for the course you plan to attend.
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Group Meeting Registration, per person (3+ people from the same location) |
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Payment Policy
TAPPI requires that all registration fees are paid in full prior to the start of the course. Attendees paying by check will be registered for the course only after the payment has been received.
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 (December 16th, 2024). Please note: There will be a 50% refund for all written cancellations made after (December 16th, 2024) but no later than 5 business days prior to the start of the course (January 8, 2025). Understandably, after January 8, 2025, no refunds can be issued. Substitutions, however, will be accepted any time without a penalty.
Refund:
100% - Cancellation received by (December 16th, 2024)
50% - Cancellations received after (December 16th, 2024) and no later than (January 8, 2025).
NO REFUND- Cancellations received after (January 8, 2025).
Ways to Save
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Co-Located Events
TAPPI's Introduction for Pulp and Paper Technology Course and the Kraft Recovery Operations Course take place at the same time and same location in St. Petersburg, Florida to maximize your networking opportunities. Make sure you register for the course you plan to attend!
Course Dates: January 13-16, 2025
TAPPI Kraft Recovery Operations Course
The course will start at 8:00 am on Monday and conclude at 4:00 pm on Thursday.
Hotel Rates + Taxes and Fees: $209-$220
Book your room at the course venue
Course Venue:
The Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront Hotel
333 First Street South
St Petersburg, FL 33701
Toll Free: 1-800- 944-5500
1-800-HILTONS (800-445-8667) - Brand Reservations
Note: The TAPPI group rate at the Hilton St. Petersburg expired Monday, December 23, 2024
After the Special Rate hotel deadline, you may need to consider alternative hotels in the area, which include:
- Ponce de Leon Hotel
- Hollander
- The Mansion House
- Hotel Indigo St. Petersburg
- Courtyard by Marriott St. Petersburg Downtown
- Hampton Inn St. Petersburg Downtown
Avis offers special discounts off regular rates for participants. To reserve your car, call 1-800-831-8000 and refer to the code AWD: #U226600.
Co-Located Events
This course takes place at the same time in St. Petersburg, FL, as the TAPPI Introduction to Pulp and Paper Technology Course, which offers an excellent opportunity to meet many people and experts in one place! Make sure you register for the course you plan to attend.
Many titles of interest to you have been discounted for participants of this course.
This course includes a copy of the Kraft Recovery Boilers 3rd Ed. as part of registration
Kraft Recovery Boilers. 3rd Edition
Value: Member: $188 List: $244
These special publications from TAPPI are available to 2025 Kraft Recovery Boilers Course attendees. Purchase with your registration and pick up on-site at the Course.
Black Liquor Evaporation
Product Code for Print: 0101R355
Special Member Price: $ 115
Special Non-Member Price: $ 150
Brownstock Washing: Fundamentals and Practices
Product Code for Print: 0101R348
Special Member Price: $ 157
Special Non-Member Price: $ 229
Fundamentals of the Kraft Recovery Process
Product Code: 0101R327
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