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Valmet Industrial Internet - Performance Centers

Remote services from Valmet’s eight Performance Centers are a key part of the VII solutions. The Performance Centers make Valmet’s expertise easily available for customers through remote connections and tools.

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Södra Cell Värö pulp mill - virtual tour of the expansion project

Södra Cell Värö pulp mill is an excellent example of how continuous strategic investments to raise capacity and competitiveness pay off in performance.

Valmet Extended Reality

Valmet Extended Reality is a multipurpose mixed reality platform, streamlining the design review, training, preplanning maintenance and remote collaboration processes for different industries.

Introducing Valmet's Learning Services

Valmet Learning Services helps customers design their learning paths to progress in their chosen area of interest. Reaching a higher knowledge level not only represents a great achievement for the employees themselves, but can have an impact on KPIs like reliability, productivity, and product quality.

Animation: Valmet's delivery to Metsä Fibre's Kemi bioproduct mill

Valmet will deliver the full production process from wood handling to baling, as well as automation system for the Metsä Fibre's Kemi bioproduct mill in Finland.

Maximum pipeline performance requires maximum control

In the US alone, there are approximately 95 000 miles of pipelines. All along the way, control valves should be optimizing throughput. But pipeline operations present a unique set of challenges for valves; they have to operate reliably and efficiently to handle crude oil impurities such as water, ice, dirt and sand 24/7/365. Another important issue is effectively managing through while dealing with noise and cavitation problems. These all can potentially result in costly safety and operational issues.

Optimizing processes based on valve data

An expert article on optimizing the production by using the collected data. Focus on bioproducts, such as pulp and paper.

Upgrading FCC-unit valve controllers without disruption

In the fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) unit of a large refinery built in the 1940s in the US, a variety of control valve types and brands, along with their proprietary valve controllers, had been installed over the years. This had led to production inconsistency and disruption. The unit wanted to have one type of controller with multiple bracket designs to fit the wide variety of valves in the plant.

How to maintain peak performance in a gas turbine plant

The worldwide gas turbine market is expected to grow over the long run by 3.5% per annum. This growth is being driven by increasing industrialization and urbanization combined with the rising demand for electricity.