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Process availability maintained with Valmet DNA

At PQ Nederland B.V., in Eijsden, Netherlands, the production is operated with Valmet’s automation technology. The last upgrades have been made with the Valmet DNA automation system.

Smart forecasting to improve energy management

With short- and long-term planning capabilities, Veolia's Karolin CHP plant in Poznan, Poland, can create an optimal power and heat generation schedule through the plant, and optimize forward temperature.

UPM Fray Bentos takes advantage of a new Valmet Kappa Analyzer

When UPM Fray Bentos decided to replace its aging Kappa Brite Analyzer after over 10 years of sterling service they again chose Valmet and in 2019 installed the latest online analyzer Valmet Kappa QC.

Instant productivity boost with Valmet IQ Steam Profiler

Naini Papers, an integrated pulp and paper mill, invested in steam profilers to save steam and deliver better sheet quality.

Success of the new fiber measurement optics in Japan

Several Japanese customers have been taking the advantage of the new Valmet Fiber Image Analyzer (Valmet FS5) utilizing the latest fiber optics technology.

Accurate consistency measurement helps Panjapol Paper Industry to meet their quality targets

Panjapol Pulp and Paper Industry (PPI), a respected kraft paper manufacturer in Thailand, continues to rely on Valmet’s consistency measurement technology.

Keeping pace with growth in renewable fuels

The renewable share of the total energy use is predicted to rise up to 15% by 2040. Automation in renewable fuel production should be ...

The Advantage DCT concept crosses borders

Last year Valmet’s tissue business passed several important milestones; tissue machine number 200 was sold to China. A total of 50 Advantage DCT tissue lines have been sold worldwide since the launch in 2005, and seven customers have bought two or more machines.

Valmet’s technology helps to reduce emissions in UK

Valmet handed over a new biomass boiler plant and flue gas treatment for RWE Innogy UK’s Markinch combined heat and power plant (CHP). The new plant helps Tullis Russell paper mill reduce its fossil fuel emissions and significantly contributes to Scotland’s ambitious renewable energy targets.

Measurement forms the basis for energy efficiency

The amount of energy used to manufacture the same paper grade may vary between mills by as much as 30%. This can amount to a difference of EUR 2.5 million in the annual electricity bill. Saving energy is a sensible way of lowering production costs while protecting the environment.