- Distributed control system
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Industrial applications
- For Pulp
- For Board & Paper
- For Tissue
- For Energy
- For Marine
- For Alternative fuels
- Quality management
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Analyzers and measurements
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Analyzers
- Brown Stock Quality Analyzer
- Chip 'n' Bark Moisture Analyzer
- Recovery Liquor Analyzer
- Dirt Count Analyzer
- Fiber Image Analyzer
- Kappa Analyzer
- Paper Lab
- MR Moisture
- Pulp Expert
- Fiber Furnish Analyzer
- Retention Measurement
- Stand-Alone Retention Control
- Wet End Analyzer
- Corrosion Reduction Analyzer
- Cooking Liquor Analyzer
- Inline sensors
- Samplers
- Consistency
- Conductivity
- Boiler diagnostics systems
- Wastewater
- Vibration
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Analyzers
- Condition monitoring
- Industrial Internet
- Automation services
- Automation
- Quality management
- Quality control system (QCS)
- Measurements
- Basis weight
- IR Fiber Measurement
Valmet IQ IR Fiber Measurement - reducing industry's environmental footprint
Fiber weight and moisture measurement with infrared technology.
Simultaneously measuring fiber weight and moisture, Valmet IQ Fiber has replaced the traditional nuclear basis weight sensors. Close to 200 machines using virgin pulp to 100% recycled furnish committed to a single sensor for weight and moisture measurement and control, the need for nuclear safety training and licenses as well as the specialized service and safety requirements have been eliminated.
- A single non-nuclear sensor for both weight and moisture
- Ultra-fast infrared measurement measures fiber weight
- No radiation safety licenses or procedures
- Savings in fire protection procedures and training
- Also OD measurement is available at 1 kHz speed and 5 mm spot size which no nuclear sensor can match
Up to 75% lower total cost of ownership
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Comparison of initial investment cost between the traditional nuclear sensor and Valmet IQ Fiber |
| Comparison of operational costs (5 years) between the traditional nuclear sensor and Valmet IQ Fiber |  |
Unaffected by sheet color, IQ Fiber works well with different colored tissue grades
