This short course provides an in-depth overview of the paper recycling processes and technologies including various types of paper that can be recovered and the grades of paper that are manufactured from recycled fibers.

Paper industry practitioners will deepen their knowledge of impact/nonimpact printing processes, inks used, and their main components. Course offers description of specific printing inks for processes such as non-impart printing, offset lithography, flexography, rotogravure, and screen printing.

This short course offers a broad introduction to the subject of Stickies and Organic Materials Characterization and Removal in the Paper Recycling Processes. Duration: 55 min

This short course offers a broad introduction to the subject of the advanced concepts of chemistry associated with recycle papermaking. This short course will be discussed to understand technology and solving the problems related to usage major chemical for recycling paper, understand what types of chemicals need to be used to remove the contaminants (inks and sticky materials) from recycling fibers.

This short course offers a broad intro to fiber recovery infrastructure including a value chain overview, a history and evolution of recycled fiber collection, MRF sortation practices, markets, and national trend impacts. Duration: 53 min