Level 2 Papermaking - Chemical Pulping

[@piotrnowicki4696]

Good stuff! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@allisonstephens4521]

Thank you really needed the overview for my sulfite and sulfate paper exam tomorrow!

[@ashrafmuhammad255]

Thank you, dear Sir. it is highly informative. Kindly let us know about the chemistry of the kraft pulping.

[@madhupatel.u.m6119]

Thank you very much. Very well explained

[@peamynaturalfro1437]

Thank you for this video, was really educative and helpful

[@gracezhao897]

Thanks so much for making these very educational videos

[@sureshbhagarati2104]

Thank you very much sir,I have 1 question ,how to know pulp strength

[@shubhamrawat7358]

What is the best pulping method for hemp plant?

[@paperstory2743]

Thankyou sir. Im from Sri Lanka how can i contact you.

[@PaperClassroom]

My email address is [e-mail].

[@brightonsangu3453]

well explained

[@jerrymiller8785]

Thanks, How do we signup for the technical certificate?

[@PaperClassroom]

Hi Jerry, There is a Level 2 Technical Certificate in Papermaking, and a Level 3 The official Nationally recognised exam can only be sat in the UK (Feb/March, July and November each year). However you can do the course without the exam, or with a Steve Mann Exam, but this would not be nationally recognised. The course can be delivered face to face in a classroom, or via Zoom, or as an on-line course using MOODLE. Please contact me at [e-mail] if you would like more details and prices Thanks, Steve

[@yelaklegaw8481]

Hi I was wondering what company’s are best for their paper making machines

[@PaperClassroom]

Voith is the most well known and has a good reputation. It is also one of the oldest. Valmet is also a long established company with a good reputation

[@AmenGetaye-k7h]

It is interesting can you explai😄about coffee husk fiber extraction by chemical pulping