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Pulp and Paper Canada - September/October 2011

Features

Steam venting is history at Norampac Trenton
A steam and condensate rebuild project at Norampac's Trenton, Ont., mill results in 16% savings in energy cost per tonne, which translates into a cost saving of more than $800,000 per year. Dryer section runnability has also improved.


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Reduce Slime and Biocide Stress with Worry-free Chlorine Dioxide
Compact ClO2 units are a cost-effective choice for controlling slime on paper machines.

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Hainan PM2 raises the bar for speed, water conservation
Hainan PM2, the world's most productive fine paper machine, sits in a building more than half a kilometer long. Its combination of modern technology and small environmental footprint is typical of its owner, APP-China.

Green Transformation Takes Hold
Much of the federal government's billion-dollar stimulus program is being put toward boiler upgrades and other projects aimed at producing green energy.

TECHNOLOGY NEWS

Technology news
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