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DESCRIPTION:1601 North Quincy Street\nGreen Bay\, WI 54302\n\nGreen Bay Pac
 kaging has built one of the most modern packaging paper mills in the world
 \, starting successful production in March 2021.\n\nThe facility located n
 ear the headquarters of the family-owned company in Green Bay\, Wisconsin\
 , is a groundbreaking project in several respects. The testliner machine i
 s the first new paper mill built in Wisconsin in over 35 years\, creating 
 numerous new jobs in the Lake Michigan region.\n\nThe centerpiece of the f
 acility is the new paper machine with a wire width of 331" (8\,400 mm) and
  a design speed of 3\,937 fpm (1\,200 m/min). The new mill will produce te
 stliner at basis weights between 18 and 56 lbs/1000ft2 (88 and 273 g/m2). 
 The testliner machine will produce 685\,000 short tons (621\,422 metric to
 ns) per year enabling Green Bay Packaging to more than double its producti
 on capacity at the Green Bay facility.\n\nEnvironmetal sustainability is a
  key principal at the Green Bay Mill. Green Bay Packaging was one of the f
 irst to be recognized as a Green Masters company at the Wisconsin Sustaina
 ble Business Council Annual Conference\, a first for a corrugated box comp
 any. Green Bay Packaging regenerates corrugated shipping containers using 
 recycled post-consumer material. They replaced coal-fired boilers with nat
 ural gas for steam production. The new effluent treatment system provides 
 for complete recycling of process water and zero discharge to the Fox Rive
 r.\n\nThis is an industrial environment. Closed toe shoes are required. Ha
 rd hats and safety glasses will be provided\, but you may wear your own pe
 rsonal protective gear if you prefer.\n\nFollowing the tour\, we will gath
 er for dinner at\nSt. Brendan's Inn\n234 S. Washington St.\nGreen Bay\, WI
  54301\n\nDinner cost is $15. There will be no charge for IEEE Student Mem
 bers attending dinner.\n\nAgenda: \n4:00 pm CDT Tour Green Bay Packaging M
 ill\n\nAfter the tour -\n5:45 pm CDT Social\n6:15 pm CDT Dinner\nSt. Brend
 an's Inn\n234 S. Washington St.\nGreen Bay\, WI 54301\n\nBldg: Containerbo
 ard Mill\, 1601 North Quincy Street\, Green Bay\, Wisconsin\, United State
 s\, 54302
LOCATION:Bldg: Containerboard Mill\, 1601 North Quincy Street\, Green Bay\,
  Wisconsin\, United States\, 54302
ORGANIZER:blluchs@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:Green Bay Packaging Mill Tour
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324826
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><strong>1601 North Quincy Street<br />Gree
 n Bay\, WI 54302</strong></p>\n<p>Green Bay Packaging has built one of the
  most modern packaging paper mills in the world\, starting successful prod
 uction in March 2021.</p>\n<p>The facility located near the headquarters o
 f the family-owned company in Green Bay\, Wisconsin\, is a groundbreaking 
 project in several respects. The testliner machine is the first new paper 
 mill built in Wisconsin in over 35 years\, creating numerous new jobs in t
 he Lake Michigan region.</p>\n<p>The centerpiece of the facility is the ne
 w paper machine with a wire width of 331" (8\,400 mm) and a design speed o
 f 3\,937 fpm (1\,200 m/min). The new mill will produce testliner at basis 
 weights between 18 and 56 lbs/1000ft2 (88 and 273 g/m2). The testliner mac
 hine will produce 685\,000 short tons (621\,422 metric tons) per year enab
 ling Green Bay Packaging to more than double its production capacity at th
 e Green Bay facility.</p>\n<p>Environmetal sustainability is a key princip
 al at the Green Bay Mill. Green Bay Packaging was one of the first to be r
 ecognized as a Green Masters company at the Wisconsin Sustainable Business
  Council Annual Conference\, a first for a corrugated box company. Green B
 ay Packaging regenerates corrugated shipping containers using recycled pos
 t-consumer material. They replaced coal-fired boilers with natural gas for
  steam production. The new effluent treatment system provides for complete
  recycling of process water and zero discharge to the Fox River.</p>\n<p>T
 his is an industrial environment. Closed toe shoes are required. &nbsp\;Ha
 rd hats and safety glasses will be provided\, but you may wear your own pe
 rsonal protective gear if you prefer.</p>\n<p>Following the tour\, we will
  gather for dinner at<br />&nbsp\; <strong>St. Brendan's Inn</strong><br /
 >&nbsp\;<strong> 234 S. Washington St.</strong><br /><strong>&nbsp\; Green
  Bay\, WI 54301</strong></p>\n<p>Dinner cost is $15.&nbsp\; There will be 
 no charge for IEEE Student Members attending dinner.</p><br /><br />Agenda
 : <br /><p>4:00 pm CDT &nbsp\; Tour Green Bay Packaging Mill</p>\n<p>After
  the tour -<br />5:45 pm CDT Social<br />6:15 pm CDT Dinner<br />&nbsp\; S
 t. Brendan's Inn<br />&nbsp\; 234 S. Washington St.<br />&nbsp\; Green Bay
 \, WI 54301</p>
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