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STAR - May 2025 - TAPPI TIPs under review
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STAR - May 2025 - TAPPI TIPs under review

TAPPI has opened three new Technical Information Papers (TIPs) for Working Group review, targeting completion within one year. These include water removal techniques for nip impressions, steam shower applications in forming and press sections, and an Industry 4.0 lexicon for manufacturing professionals. Mid-career operations managers and R&D leads can contribute specialized expertise by joining review committees, gaining advanced technical insights while building industry leadership credentials. Participation offers networking opportunities with technical experts and enhances professional development through standards committee involvement, directly supporting career advancement goals in process optimization and digital manufacturing initiatives.

STAR - April 2025 - TAPPI TIPs under review
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STAR - April 2025 - TAPPI TIPs under review

TAPPI has opened two new Technical Information Papers (TIPs) for Working Group review, focusing on water removal optimization in paper manufacturing operations. TIP 0404-31 addresses recommended dryer differential pressures, while TIP 0404-35 covers application of dryer bars, both under Gregory Wedel's leadership with target completion by April 2025. These technical standards reviews offer mid-career professionals valuable opportunities to contribute industry expertise, enhance technical credibility, and build leadership visibility through committee participation. Operations managers and technical specialists can join the review process by contacting tip@tappi.org to advance both personal development and industry knowledge while demonstrating technical leadership to employers.

STAR - March 2025 - TAPPI TIPs under review
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STAR - March 2025 - TAPPI TIPs under review

TAPPI announces new Technical Information Papers (TIPs) for expert review, covering critical areas including edge crush testing, paper machine performance guidelines, doctor blade recommendations, and boiler water quality standards. Senior industry professionals with deep expertise are invited to chair working groups and participate in technical standards development. These volunteer leadership opportunities allow experienced practitioners to shape industry best practices, mentor emerging professionals, and maintain their influence on pulp and paper manufacturing standards. Review participation offers meaningful ways to give back while staying engaged with evolving technologies and quality assurance protocols.

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