The “24th International Symposium in the Field of Pulp, Paper, Packaging, and Graphics” took place in Belgrade from June 21st to 22nd. The symposium provided a platform for participants to present and discuss interesting publications related to their respective fields. It offered an opportunity for knowledge exchange, allowing professionals to share experiences from different projects and learn from experts in their specific domains.
One prominent theme that received significant attention during the event was the importance of close cooperation between industry, scientific institutions, and universities. This recognition highlights the need for collaboration between these entities to drive advancements and innovation in the field. By working together, industry professionals and researchers can leverage their expertise to develop practical solutions and push the boundaries of knowledge.
In line with this collaborative spirit, Dr. Nenad Milosavljevic from Sunnea Oy, Finland presented two articles during the symposium. These articles were the result of joint projects carried out in cooperation with DS Smith Croatia, Belisce. Such collaborative efforts between two organizations foster the exchange of ideas, experiences, and research findings, ultimately contributing to the growth and development of the industry.
In conclusion, congratulations were extended to the organizers of the symposium for successfully bringing together professionals, facilitating knowledge sharing, and creating a valuable platform for the field of pulp, paper, packaging, and graphics.
Presented articles:
ACHIEVING OPTIMAL RUNNABILITY AND COST EFFICIENCY IN PAPER MACHINES WITH PROPER MAINTENANCE OF RUNNABILITY COMPONENTS
Adj. Prof. Dr. Nenad Milosavljevic1,2, Ivan Jerbic³, Dipl. Eng., Mario Milosavljevic², BA
link to the full article: Achieving Optimal Runnability and Cost Efficiency in Paper Machines_VERSION 4
ENERGY ECONOMY OF THE HEAT RECOVERY AT THE PAPER MACHINE
Adj. Prof. Dr. Nenad Milosavljevic1,2, Ivan Jerbic³, Dipl. Eng., Mario Milosavljevic², BA
link to the full article: Energy Economy of the heat recovery at the Paper Machine version_v4
