Pulp & Paper

February 1997 -  Vol. 71, No. 2

 


EDITORIAL STAFF
V.P. Editorial Kelly Ferguson (Atl)
Editor Monica Shaw (Atl)
Senior Editor Harold M. Cody (Mich)
International Editors Graeme Rodden, Justin Toland, Jonathan Roberts, Rhiannon James, Marcella Moohan

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NEWS STAFF
Executive News Editor Greg Rudder
News Editors Noel DeKing, Philip Goldsmith, Chris Lyddan, Kathryn MacKenzie, Bryan Smith

ONLINE STAFF
Online Editor Claire  Ramster
Online Producers Steve O'Byrne, Chesare S. Horton

PRODUCTION STAFF
Managing Editor Chelsie Butler
Art Director Chesare S. Horton


CHEMICAL RECOVERY
New life for old boilers
With costs high for new recovery boilers, North American mills are searching for ways to extend boiler life and added recovery capacity.
Condenser design analysis
A computer model program was used to analyze the best shell and tube surface condenser design for thermal efficiency.
MILL MAINTENANCE
Preventing motor failure
An electrical supervisor for Consolidated Papers tells how his facility's hydro-generation plant ensures generators are always ready when needed.
Minimizing lubricant contamination
Although complete removal of water from paper mill lubricants is an elusive goal, appropriate preventive maintenance and corrective actions can effectively reduce contamination.
MANAGEMENT
Reliability centered maintenance
Maintenance professionals at Fraser Papers' Madawaska, Maine, mill outline the benefits of shifting from a reactive approach to a proactive mode.
CAPITAL EFFECTIVENESS
Capital effectiveness for shareholder value
A study shows that focusing on a few customer segments in the paper industry, including effective capital deployment, pays off better than wide-ranging diversification.
RECYCLING
Wastepaper bale handling
Establishing a program for bale classification, specification, and quality control is the first step toward proper warehouse utilization and improved bale handling.
PAPERMAKING
Champion rebuilds dryer steam controls
A new design using blow-through control for dryer drainage and stationary syphons improves production efficiency and cuts costs at Champion's Lufkin, Texas, newsprint mill.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
New risk communication guidelines
Part of the U.S. EPA's Risk Management Program rule is pushing paper companies and individual mills to put greater emphasis on risk communication.

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