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Steam recovery

Valmet offers advanced solutions for recovering steam from the Defibrator system blow line. Our steam separators efficiently separate steam from fibers, enabling reuse in pre-steaming or other low-pressure applications.

Stonel™ Axiom™ AX Explosionproof valve controller

Discontinued product. Superseded by Stonel Axiom ANX models and mounting.

Stonel™ Axiom™ AMI on-off valve controller

Discontinued product. Superseded by Stonel Axiom AN models and mounting.

SsangYong C&B optimizes tissue press nip efficiency

A press roll cover upgrade and iRoll technology, used for nip profile optimization, enabled SsangYong C&B to improve tissue dryness and felt profiles, save energy, and increase tissue machine speed.

Jamesbury™ Wafer-Sphere™ butterfly valve, series 800

Jamesbury Wafer-Sphere high-performance butterfly valves combine unique off-center disc, proprietary seat design and Xtreme™ sealing technology. Tight, long-lasting sealing, and yet light and low-cost design makes it a good alternative to gate valves and other heavier rotary-type designs.

Heat exchanger performance monitoring

Valmet DNA Heat Exchanger Performance Monitoring has a significant role in reducing power plant heat losses.

Valmet Ultrafiltration

Valmet’s Ultrafiltration process is a solution for paper, board and tissue mills to produce colloid-free, bacteria-free, ultrapure water from white water. The main objectives are to reduce fresh water consumption, improve paper machine runnability, efficiency, and manage energy.

LCP9H for Neles™ ValvGuard™ VG9000

Local Control Panel (LCP) is designed for controlling the emergency isolation valve (ESD or ESV) locally nearby the valve via Neles ValvGuard VG9000 intelligent solenoid valve. LCP permits the emergency isolation valve to be closed (or opened) locally and permits the valve to be returned to the normal operating position when the trip initiators are normal (Manual Reset -function).

Valmet progressive cavity pump

When a valve is tight enough?

The tightness discussion has been going around in the automation industry since the first valves were introduced.