30 PROJECTS & CONTRACTS
Pulp Paper & Logistics
Paper machines make India more self-sufficient in bank note production
to manufacture domestically a substantial amount of the 28,000 tonnes it needs each year. To meet the need, Voith supplied the two lines to Mysore Bank Note Paper Mill India (Pvt) Ltd, in southern India. The project included the water mark wire workshop, cotton, stock and broke preparation and two paper machines as well as the entire
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ollowing the installation of two machines for the production of paper for bank notes, India is able
finishing unit with two rewinders, three cross-cutters and fully- automated packaging lines. The two machines, erected in
a new building adjacent to the banknote printer, have an annual capacity of up to 12,000 tonnes. The first banknotes produced on the two production lines included newly-designed 500 and 2,000 rupee denominations. To curtail corruption and the black economy, all old banknotes with a value of more than 100 rupees were declared invalid overnight
Printing money: Mysore Bank Note Paper Mill India
in November 2016 and a deadline of the end of December was
announced for exchanging the old banknotes.
Largest ever board line being built in China
What is said will be one of the largest board machines to be built is being installed by Voith for Bohui Paper Group at its Dafeng mill in the Chinese province of Jiangsu.
The BM4 uses a complete XcelLine line from Wet End process to winder, which Voith says reduces the number of interfaces for the customer to a minimum and provides cost transparency for the entire project. The new line follows the BM1 and BM3 lines supplied in 2003 and 2013 respectively by Voith. With a number of special features that improve quality
that is said to achieve particularly high runnability. In the BM4, the use of a Triple NipcoFlex press both ensures high dewatering efficiency while preserving volume and achieving a smooth surface on the board. The project also includes three
(l to r) Andreas Endters, president of Business Line Projects at Voith Paper; Yang Yanliang, chairman of the Bohui Paper Group; and Thomas Holzer, president of Voith Paper Asia
and reduce energy consumption the BM4 line is expected to start operating from December 2018. It will run at a speed of 1,200 m/min
to produce folding box board with a basis weight of 250 g/sqm. The Wet End section of the BM4 has a new Clean Design concept
Medium-sized paper machines rebuilt to increase capacity by up to 15%
Voith Paper, along with automation specialist Huazhang Technology, has agreed to rebuild paper machines at Jianhui Paper and Jinzhou Paper in China. Under the contract, Voith
September/October 2017
Paper has been commissioned to rebuild the headboxes and shoe presses of Jianhui’s PM3 and PM4 and Jinzhou’s PM3 and PM4. The rebuilds will lead to an
increase in production capacity of 10 to 15 per cent and a improvement of the paper quality, such as an improved grammage profile and boost in paper formation. Along with
MasterJet Pro headboxes, a DuoFormer DII, four TurboDryers, and the energy-efficient qDry Pro non-contact drying system. The BM 4 is also equipped with EcoCal Hard and EcoCal Soft calenders, a Sirius winding system as well as two VariFlex winders, MCS and DCS are completing Voith Paper’s scope of delivery.
eight headboxes and two Tandem NipcoFlex, the scope of supply includes two CB turns, rolls, sleeves, press felts and services. Jianhui Paper, which produces high-grade single-coated duplex boards and kraftliner, and Jinzhou Paper, which produces recycled packaging papers, are both located at Dongguan.
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