Poster Session
Tuesday, May 3, 2022 • 10:00 am - 11:00 am & 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Charlotte Convention Center Exhibit Hall
Hear from students and industry professionals as they present their latest research on key topics affecting the industry! |
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Posters
Session Chair: Rosy Covarrubias, Buckman
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Poster 1 |
Linerboard Calendering: Quality Improvements with Increased Control |
Matthew Harris, Precision Roll Grinders Presented By Greg Schmidt, Shayne King, Precision Roll Grinders |
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Poster 2 |
Leveraging Your Data - From Protection to Diagnostic to Condition-based Maintenance |
Michael Cheatham, Bently Nevada |
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Poster 3 |
Survey of Recent Technology for Relief Applications |
Naomi Ballenger, Jacobs Presented by Avery Wilson, Jacobs |
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Poster 4 |
How Pulp and Paper Mills can Meet ESG Targets and Profitability Goals |
Rebecca Moore, Aggreko |
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Poster 5 |
Development of Digital Twin/ML Model of the Paper Drying Process |
Ayesha V. Kumar, North Carolina State University |
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Poster 6 |
First-Principle Simulation Model for Optimal Drying of Paper |
Yunhao Zhang, North Carolina State University |
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Poster 7 |
Application of Bio-based Additives to Enhance Board Properties – A Laboratory Paper Machine Study |
Klaus Doelle, Jacob Darius, |
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Poster 8 |
5 Symptoms for Risk Mitigation & Maintenance Strategy Optimization in Pulp and Paper |
Anton Freundt, Bently Nevada |
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Poster 9 |
High Barrier Acetylated Nanofibrillated Cellulose-Based Films and Coatings for Food Packaging |
Kazi Md Yasin Arafat, North Carolina State University |
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Poster 10 |
Valorization of Recycled Fibers Using a High-shear Homogenizer for Tissue and Hygiene Products |
Mrittika Debnath, North Carolina State University |
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Poster 11 |
Repurposing waste disposable paper cups: A sustainable source for high value-added nanocellulose materials- |
Munmun Basak, North Carolina State University |
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Poster 12 |
Architecting AI-Enabled Testbeds for Biobased Materials Manufacturing and Education |
Nelson Barrios, North Carolina State University |
Poster Session Schedule:
10AM - 11AM: Presenters will be at their Posters
11AM - 12PM: Digital Presentation of Posters (See Schedule Below)
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11:00 – 11:07 |
Linerboard Calendering: Quality Improvements with Increased Control (Poster 1) |
Matthew Harris, Precision Roll Grinders Presented By Greg Schmidt, Shayne King, Precision Roll Grinders |
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11:10 – 11:17 |
Leveraging Your Data - From Protection to Diagnostic to Condition-based Maintenance (Poster 3) |
Michael Sparks, Bently Nevada |
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11:20 – 11:27 |
How Pulp and Paper Mills can Meet ESG Targets and Profitability Goals (Poster 4) |
Rebecca Moore, Aggreko |
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11:30 – 11:37 |
Application of Bio-based Additives to Enhance Board Properties – A Laboratory Paper Machine Study (Poster 7) |
Klaus Doelle, Jacob Darius, |
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11:40 – 11:47 |
5 Symptoms for Risk Mitigation & Maintenance Strategy Optimization in Pulp and Paper (Poster 8) |
Anton Freundt, Bently Nevada |
3PM - 3:30PM: Poster Presenters will be back at their Posters
Rules and Regulations: TAPPI will provide the bulletin boards and push pins. Please confine your presentation to a 32 inch x 48 inch (80 x 120 cm) space.All posters will be displayed in the Exhibit Hall.
All illustrations must be prepared in advance. Proper illustration is critical to an effective presentation. The use of large lettering (legible at a distance of 3 feet or more) and minimal textual material is recommended. Use of colored ink in printing and colored paper in framing textual material can be attractive although artistic flair should not be excessive. Illustrations should not be mounted on heavy stock as this makes it difficult to mount them on poster boards. It is the responsibility of the author to design and print his/her poster and get it to the event.
The collection of materials at the end of the conference is the author's responsibility; Any posters remaining after the conference ends will be destroyed.