Valmet’s CFB technology and plant-wide Valmet DNA automation system are helping Cikarang Listrindo meet the growth in electricity demand from customers. The boilers have been running steadily within a full load range. The reliable and accurate automation control system is the key to ensure safe, efficient and reliable operation.

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The most flexible tissue making concept

The first Advantage NTT line was installed at Papel de San Francisco, in Mexicali, Mexico in 2013. The machine had a good start up, making saleable paper in the first couple of days. Both the operations people and the sales people in Mexicali are happy with the first Advantage NTT machine.

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New Danish ferry M/S Hammershus leads the way with top technology

M/S Hammershus RoPax vessel sails smoothly in the Baltic Sea with Valmet’s DNA integrated automation system (IAS) covering the control, alarm and monitoring of machinery systems. With a capacity of 720 passengers including the crew and 90 freight trailers, M/S Hammershus is a modern RoPax vessel owned by the Danish ferry services company Molslinjen. The company operates ferry services between Jutland (Jylland) and the island of Zealand (Sjælland). The vessel was built in Finland by the Rauma Marine Constructions (RMC) shipyard, which specializes in multipurpose icebreakers, car and passenger ferries, and naval vessels. Telesilta, the Finnish marine electrical contracting company, integrated Valmet’s automation system with other systems on the vessel. As a result of the efficient work carried out by these three companies and their countless sub-suppliers involved in the project, the ferry is now sailing smoothly in the Baltic Sea.

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Rauhalahti - Integrated condition monitoring keeps CHP plant online

Jyväskylän Energia completed an extensive automation renewal project at its Rauhalahti power plant.

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Innovative breast roll shell boosts reliability and performance

Metsä Tissue’s Mänttä TM 1 had previously operated the breast roll with a plastic shrink sleeve. This caused problems with dirt accumulating under the sleeve, yarns breaking due to wear, and the sleeve getting wrinkled. Because of sleeve changes, the typical running interval was less than a year.

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BKK Varme - Steam turbine automation retrofit increases reliability

BKK Varme is the largest energy company in western Norway. At its incineration plant in Rådalen, Fana, the company is responsible for waste handling from about 320,000 inhabitants in the local municipalities. To replace the outdated PLC system, Valmet’s steam turbine automation has been taking in use.

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Celebrity Edge, Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity Edge, the first Celebrity Cruises Edge Class cruise ship in service, showcases the latest in safe, reliable and sustainable sailing. At the heart of the ship is the Valmet DNA distributed control system, providing fully redundant onboard automation.

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Lower emission for Tampere Power Utility in Finland

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Kotkamills: Agile product development with Valmet

The printing paper machine of Kotkamills was converted to produce FBB. After the start-up, Kotkamills has introduced unseen innovative products to the market.

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Stora Enso Behai BM 1: World-class liquid packaging board machine

With the new BM1 and BCTMP line, Stora Enso Beihai meets the growing need for safe food packaging board in Asia. Reliability and stability were the key aspects of the technology chosen.

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