2017 International Chemical Recovery Conference (ICRC) Accepting Submissions
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The 2017 International Chemical Recovery Conference, hosted by PAPTAC, is held every three years and is the preeminent conference in the area of chemical recovery technology. Approximately 70 papers will be presented and the attendees come from all major pulp producing countries. To round out the conference, we are inviting you to submit a poster for a dedicated poster session.
The conference will focus on improving thermal and process efficiency, maximizing steam and power generation from black liquor and biomass, controlling fouling, evaluating new technologies, and showcasing successful solutions. In addition to papers from all areas of chemical recovery, this conference will feature a keynote session with invited speakers, daily topical panel discussions, and a stimulating social program.
We encourage you to submit non-commercial posters on the following topics:
- Fundamentals, alternatives, or improvements to causticizing technologies
- Ash treatment for chloride/potassium removal
- Black liquor combustion
- Corrosion in recovery process equipment
- Energy efficiency and steam savings
- Evaporator and concentrator fouling
- Fundamental advances in recovery
- High pressure and temperature recovery boilers
- Increasing biomass use in power boilers
- Integrated forest biorefinery development
- Lime kilns - reducing fossil energy and problem solving
- Maximizing self-generated power
- NCG systems and experiences
- Recovery boiler emissions
- Recovery boiler fouling
- Sulfite pulping chemicals recovery
- XL recovery boilers
- Bioenergy, biomaterials, and biotechnologies associated with chemical recovery cycle.
Be part of the ICRC 2017 Poster Program and submit your abstract by March 31, 2017, to be considered for inclusion. Posters should focus on a single topic.
Upload your abstract to:admin@paptac.ca
The poster session will be on May 23, 2017. Authors must be present for the posters to be displayed.
