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Methodology for Meetings, Communication and Collaboration

This document outlines the methodology for collaborative meetings focusing on gasification technologies for black liquor and biomass in the pulp and paper industry. It includes goals, organization structure, and advisory team responsibilities to enhance communication and drive progress. Research topics cover fuel chemistry, containment, integration issues, process control, and more.

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Methodology for Meetings, Communication and Collaboration

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  1. IEA Implementing Agreement on Advanced Energy Efficient Technologiesfor the Pulp and Paper IndustryAnnex XV: Gasification Technologies for Black Liquor and Biomass Methodology for Meetings, Communication and Collaboration

  2. Annex XV Goals of the semi-annual meetings • Exchange information on the progress of the work being performed • Do so in a manner which optimizes the identification of areas of collaboration which can fill “gaps” in the critical BLG knowledge • Identify topics suitable for collaboration during extended stays of guest researchers

  3. Reference for Needs, Gaps and Priorities • “The Forest Products Industry Gasification Initiative Technical Support Program to Large Scale Demonstration” • Developed by a group of experts from industry, academia and the national laboratories who took the results of the 2001 Technology Summit as a starting point. • Six areas of needs or “subtasks”: • Fuels Chemistry • Containment • Mill Integration Issues • Process Control and Optimization • Assurance and Education • Field Support

  4. Annex XV Organization • A leader for each subtask (area of need) • Will coordinate the work performed in that subtask • Will plan the semi-annual meeting with the other researchers in that subtask: • presentations • identify gaps, potential collaborative projects in that subtask, identify areas of duplication and articulate next steps. • Will edit the technical reports resulting from the subtask and facilitate their publication.

  5. Annex XV Technical Advisory Team • Membership: subtask leaders, operating agent, coordinating agent, participants representatives • Main responsibility : • Plan the semi-annual meetings • Assess overall progress • Coordinate activities between the subtasks • Identify major gaps or areas of duplication • Identify areas of collaborative research for the overall program • Produce reports from the semi-annual meetings and the final report

  6. Semi Annual Meetings • Reviews of BLG programs grouped under the subtask headings • Researchers present their work within the context of the priorities of the subtask • Researchers identify gaps and potential areas of collaboration • Subtask leaders summarize scope of subtask, gaps and potential collaborative efforts

  7. Presentations and Handouts • Presentations 15-20 minutes and allow 10-15 minutes for Q/A • Total not to exceed 30 minutes per presentation. • Highlight the key results and issues • Hard copy of presentation or relevant paper • Electronic version on CD

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