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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2025 · 10 MIN

17 Feb 2025 Nip Impressions: Cross Polinating Innovation

from Pulp & Paper Radio International

This column discusses cross-pollination of innovation, using the example of a color-changing suture to inspire solutions for paper machines. It proposes applying this concept to press felts, motor shims, and pulper rotors to provide visual warnings of equipment issues. The author further suggests a creative problem-solving method analogous to late-night comedy writing, combining seemingly unrelated problems to find solutions. Finally, it highlights the contrasting consequences of a large hole versus a small hole in different equipment, posing a broader question about the nature of equipment failure.

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This column discusses cross-pollination of innovation, using the example of a color-changing suture to inspire solutions for paper machines. It proposes applying this concept to press felts, motor shims, and pulper rotors to provide visual warnings...

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