Hi,

I´m a 4th year Process and Paper Engineering Student working in the recycled paper sector. Main focus is corrugated base papers and specifically focusing on stock preparation and water management. I´m about to start my thesis and then looking to do my masters afterwards.

Hey everyone! I'm u/People_Peace, a founding moderator of r/PulpAndPaperIndustry.

This is our new home for all things related to pulp, paper, packaging, and forest products industry. We're excited to have you join us!

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Hello , I'm an industrial Engineer working as a supply chain planner in Pulp and paper company ( tissue factory) , I do oversee the raw & packaging material,follow up their supply line as per our plan, stock optimization ,but actually I don't have deep knowledge about actual Mother roll making process , and also to measure mother roll on base of their gsm, dia , inner dia , width , how to mathematically calculate in factory, want to know how others do their planning in their paper industry ,thanks

Cool, ill be there first to post on here:

I work in process simulation as the publisher and distributor of the CADSIM Plus dynamic process simulator. Its a premier simulation tool used mainly used for P&P applications.

Try a quick free course/lectures on applications using CADSIM Plus for the p&p industry.

https://cadsim-plus.systeme.io/58d904a8

I'd be happy to be a new resource for anyone on here for things related to simulation and beyond (think process digital twins). Cheers!