Past Issues

Volume 2, Issue 9 (2009)

Published on: September 01, 2009

This issue highlights groundbreaking innovations in paper manufacturing focused on energy efficiency, cost reduction, and advanced material applications. Topics include new forming fabric materials for reduced energy use, cutting-edge evaporation technologies, fiber substitution strategies with minerals, WEPA’s expansion in tissue production, and optimized press systems for enhanced drainage and savings.

Volume 2, Issue 7 (2009)

Published on: July 01, 2009

This issue highlights innovations and milestones in the paper industry, honoring Josef Weigl’s 70th birthday with articles focusing on energy-efficient control systems and process optimization. It also presents studies on reducing downtime through OxiPRO™ technology, a comparative analysis of industrial control concepts, and a historical account of the groundbreaking Eltmann PM 3 paper machine achievement.

Volume 2, Issue 6 (2009)

Published on: June 03, 2009

This issue features a diverse collection of studies and reports highlighting technological advancements and historical insights in the paper industry. Topics include innovations in paper machine clothing and stock systems, energy-saving strategies in production, and enhanced deinking efficiency through advanced silicates. It also covers the 150-year legacy of papermaking in Düsseldorf, cutting-edge coating technologies from BTG, and AkzoNobel’s breakthrough Expancel® microspheres, alongside proceedings from the 16th Congress on Paper History.

Volume 2, Issue 5(ss) (2009)

Published on: May 01, 2009

This issue presents a diverse collection of technical advancements and historical insights in the paper industry. Topics include innovations in seam felt technology, modern headbox systems, and energy-saving strategies in paper production. It also explores wrapping paper surface properties, enhanced deinking using modified silicates, and highlights from major industry events such as the BTG Coating Conference and the 16th Congress of the German Working Party for Paper History.

Volume 2, Issue 3 (2009)

Published on: March 01, 2009

WOCHENBLATT FÜR PAPIERFABRIKATION features a diverse range of articles highlighting advancements in paper chemistry, deinking efficiency, and sustainable energy practices. This issue includes reports from the 16th Congress on Paper History, innovations in catalase control for improved brightness, the foundation of the Schwedt power station, the centenary of cellulose and paper chemistry in Darmstadt, and key insights from DEUBLIN’s 2008 paper drying seminar — showcasing progress across both historical and technical dimensions of the paper industry.

Volume 2, Issue 2 (2009)

Published on: February 01, 2009

The Issue of WOCHENBLATT FÜR PAPIERFABRIKATION presents cutting-edge research and industrial studies focused on improving paper quality, process efficiency, and sustainability. The issue covers topics such as advanced vessel cell measurement for better runnability, scanner-based dirt and stickies analysis, the influence of DIP refining on printability, innovations in super calender roll performance, and a comprehensive European survey on the deinkability of printed products—offering valuable insights for both researchers and industry professionals.

Volume 2, Issue 1 (2009)

Published on: January 01, 2009

WOCHENBLATT FÜR PAPIERFABRIKATION presents insightful articles focused on innovation and energy efficiency in papermaking. This issue features discussions on advancements in modern stock preparation plants, the practical advantages of eMPC systems in deinking operations, and experiences with various shoe press applications. It also highlights educational progress through a unique university course in paper technology and packaging, along with breakthroughs in infrared humidity measurement for enhanced paper quality control.

Volume 1, Issue 12 (2008)

Published on: December 02, 2008

This issue features insightful studies and reports on sustainable advancements in the paper industry. Topics include the ecological benefits of phosphonates as alternatives to DTP, energy efficiency through improved press felts, quantitative fiber wall analysis in TMP processes, and innovative Value+ components enhancing paper machine performance. The edition also covers highlights from the 2008 AGM of the VPM regional group Switzerland/Südbaden.

Volume 1, Issue 11 (2008)

Published on: November 01, 2008

This issue presents insights into the evolving paper industry, featuring innovations in intelligent paper products, energy and environmental policy trends, and advancements in process technology. Highlights include the 10-year celebration of Laaf, the application of peristaltic pumps in papermaking, and the use of 3D optical measurement for tissue surface analysis.

Volume 1, Issue 10 (2008)

Published on: October 01, 2008

In this issue, we present a collection of insightful papers and reports highlighting technological advancements and innovations in the pulp and paper industry. The topics include the revolutionary ATMOS™ tissue molding system for premium tissue production, advancements in center roll press runnability, and studies on tissue printability and surface properties. Also featured are developments in cold-soluble biopolymers for coating optimization and improvements in graders and wire baskets for groundwood pulp generation, showcasing ongoing progress in efficiency, sustainability, and product quality.

Volume 1, Issue 9 (SS) (2008)

Published on: September 04, 2008

This issue features innovations in level measurement by radar, industry updates from REFA and Tesa AG, historical milestones such as 150+2 years of Kübler & Niethammer, and excursions by professional groups. It also covers advancements in paper machine product quality, wet-end additive dosing, and wire and felt technologies, reflecting the latest trends and practical solutions in modern paper manufacturing.

Volume 1, Issue 8 (2008)

Published on: August 05, 2008

This issue features Voith’s continuous growth, innovations through networks and collaboration, trends in print production, the choice between ceramics and plastics, and practical examples of energy savings using Heimbach multiaxial press felts, showcasing key advancements in paper manufacturing and printing technology.

Volume 1, Issue 7 (2008)

Published on: July 01, 2008

This issue of WOCHENBLATT FÜR PAPIERFABRIKATION (WBP) highlights the latest developments in paper and pulp technology. Featured articles cover the Autumn Conference 2007 of regional groups Bavaria of ZELLCHEMING and VPM, insights from the 4th Siemens Paper Industry Day, and advancements in complexing agents for the pulp and paper industry. Additional contributions discuss the progress of anionic direct dyes and key findings from the “Refining and Mechanical Pulping” Intertech Pira Conference, reflecting innovations and practical solutions in modern paper manufacturing.

Volume 1, Issue 6 (2008)

Published on: June 01, 2008

This issue of WOCHENBLATT FÜR PAPIERFABRIKATION (WBP) presents the latest insights and developments in paper and pulp technology. Featured articles include summaries of the Conference of the Regional Groups of ZELLCHEMING and VPM Hesse and Rhineland-Palatinate, studies on measuring techniques for paper printability and surface standardization, and advancements in nano-dispersed and nano-fibrillated cellulose for paper and board production. The issue also explores quality improvement and cost reduction through bleaching regulation in deinking plants and highlights key discussions from the Paper and Pulp Congress 2007 of the BTG, reflecting technological innovation and process optimization in the industry.

Volume 1, Issue 5 (2008)

Published on: May 01, 2008

This issue of WOCHENBLATT FÜR PAPIERFABRIKATION (WBP) highlights key developments and research in the paper industry. Featured articles cover Metso Paper’s updates on refiner segments, industry statistics showing a 2% increase in production and sales in 2007, innovative applications of the film coater, advances in chemical felt washing, and notable activities in education and research at the PMV. This issue reflects ongoing technological progress and insights for professionals and researchers in paper manufacturing and related fields.