- Recycled fiber
- Stock preparation
- Approach flow system
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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 services
- 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
- Services for board and paper
- Process support and optimization
- Studies and audits
- Improved energy efficiency
Studies for improved energy efficiency

Are your energy costs rising? Are you interested in improving the energy efficiency of your processes? Valmet's energy efficiency analyses are designed to identify potential energy savings in board- and papermaking processes.
Valmet’s tailored energy efficiency studies:
- Reveal energy savings potential
- Go through energy efficient process calculations and running parameters
- Offer suggestions for future energy management
- Provide savings due to reduced breaks and broke volumes
Understand your energy efficiency potential
The energy efficiency analysis identifies potential energy savings in board- and papermaking processes and recommends related energy efficiency measures.
Did you know that more than 50% of vacuum systems suffer from poor efficiency but could be fixed with relatively simple improvements? The vacuum system study aims to maximize the energy efficiency and controllability of the vacuum system. It offers a simple and effective method for identifying potential improvements.
The energy analysis for air systems suggests opportunities to utilize heat energy in hood exhaust air, as huge potential exists in recovered drying energy. The typical savings potential can rise to as much as 20% in just a few weeks.
Early detection of steam and condensate problems ensures better productivity and lowers the cost per tonne produced. The steam and condensate system study identifies opportunities to lower energy usage levels and presents solutions for drying problems.