- Recycled fiber
- Stock preparation
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Board and paper machines
- New lines
- Rebuilds
- Approach flow system
- Headbox
- Forming
- Pressing
- Drying
- Process ventilation
- Sizing
- Coating
- Chemical systems
- Coating drying
- Calendering
- Reeling
- Winders and roll handling
- Pilot trials
- Paper and board grades
- Sustainable performance
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Services for board and paper
- Spare parts
- Maintenance and shutdown management
- Outsourcing services
- Production consumables
- Process support and optimization
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Process and automation upgrades
- Paper machine automation services
- Automation upgrades and roadmapping services
- Process improvements
- Industrial internet and remote solutions
- Roll services
- Service agreements
- Automation services
- Valmet's way to serve
- Service Centers
- Automation for board and paper
- Board and paper
- Board and paper machines
- Process ventilation
- Air systems energy savings
Air systems energy savings
In paper and board making processes, resources such as raw materials, water and energy, must be used in a more efficient way than today. A spotlight has been put on energy consumption – energy will continue to be a significant factor, influencing overall production costs. Any improvement in degreasing energy consumption will immediately pay back as a more profitable operation.
The good news is that there is a lot of potential for saving energy. Machine air systems provide exciting new opportunities for reducing costs and increasing profitability. However, these opportunities need to be investigated – simply because the systems are running, making paper, do not assume that they are running efficiently. You have to look for the opportunities, they are there!
We invite you to reduce your energy footprint step by step!
Sappi Kirkniemi cuts coating machine (CM 3) drying costs
“Working together with Valmet we improved the energy efficiency of coating machine 3,” says Matti Korhonen, Assistant Process and Quality Manager. “We have been very pleased with the results. We are now using close to 20% less gas-generated energy for drying coating than before.”