The process shown in the image illustrates the step-by-step production of paper from trees.
Overall, the process consists of six parts; there are also some parallel processes. These parts are collecting timber, debarking, chipping, pulping, screening and cleaning, and paper making.
The processes start with getting timber from trees using special tractors. Then, timbers are sent into a workshop for debarking. In the debarking section, timbers lose their bulges. The next step is that the debarked wood is chipped in a special chipping machine, and this makes easier usage of the timber in the next steps.
After that, the process continues with sending chipped timbers to the pulping stage. This part is divided into three steps, such as: mechanical, chemical pulping, and hydra pulper processes, where our ground timbers become cleaner and more usable for making paper. Before sending pulped timber into a paper-making machine, it is sent into the screening and cleaning section in the workshop.
