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The wet end window of stability

The wet end window of stability

Wet end controls: part two of a three part series

Wet end measurements and controls can help papermakers to stay in that window where sheet quality and runnability are at their best.

As explained in part one, establishing a stable furnish flow to the machine with feedforward weight control is a vital first step for machine stability. However, more destabilizing influences can crop up in the short circulation and forming section and these instabilities can disrupt the paper web quality and lead to poor runnability, machine deposits and sheet flaws.

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Absolute consistency: a cornerstone investment for paper machine stability

Absolute consistency:  a cornerstone investment for paper machine stability

 

Feedforward basis weight control was the first wet end control developed by QCS suppliers when digital systems were introduced in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It was ...

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Statistics 101 and Economics 101 – a powerful pair

Statistics 101 and Economics 101 – a powerful pair

Better control and improved process or product stability allows target shifting, and that is where the profitability is. It's a good justification for saving energy and r...

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To outsource or not to outsource? – that is the (challenging) question

To outsource or not to outsource? – that is the (challenging) question

Mechanical maintenance outsourcing is becoming more common

There has been quite a bit of talk lately about the outsourcing of maintenance services by pulp and paper mills....

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Are our mills on auto-pilot? Not by a long shot!

Are our mills on auto-pilot? Not by a long shot!

When you enter a modern control room in a pulp and paper mill you might get the impression that the process is on auto-pilot with the operators comfortably supervising th...

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Power in Numbers: FIBRE Initiative Bundles the Best

Power in Numbers: FIBRE Initiative Bundles the Best

Forest Innovation by Research and Education, or FIBRE, is making its debut on Canada's forestry research scene in a bold attempt to transcend the sector through transform...

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Where there’s steam, there’s energy to be saved

Where there’s steam, there’s energy to be saved

Investments in reducing or recovering paper drying energy can yield major savings and a good ROI . Trimming a paper mill's carbon footprint goes hand in hand.

If you driv...

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Is your QCS past its best-before date?

Is your QCS past its best-before date?

{jacomment off}Paper machine quality systems (QCS) are built to last; they are a long-term value investment, to be sure. But, did the original designers really expect th...

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The biorefinery solution

The biorefinery solution

{jacomment off}Canada’s forestry sector is getting around in the world. Last month a delegation took part in the 19th European Biomass Conference Exhibition in Berlin. De...

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