Pulp Paper & Logistics
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From left to right: Zhu Zhipeng, Andritz Pulping, Fiber and Recycling Division; Lilian Zou, pulping manager, Sun Paper; Guoling Fu, production director, Sun Paper; Chen Fang, sales & marketing director, Andritz Pulping, Fiber and Recycling Division; and Li Feilong, senior project manager, Andritz Pulping, Fiber and Recycling Division
The complete Andritz reject line processes 200 tons of light rejects per day
knife system and pusher technology. “The Andritz reject line can
pretty much separate out anything that comes down the conveyor from the pulpers,” says Guoling Fu, Sun Paper’s production director. “The line at Sun Paper can dewater, fractionate, shred, and separate waste paper contaminants such as plastic films, textile scraps, tying wires, and pulper rags. “Ultimately, this means that we
can separate the impurities either for burning in the boiler or selling
“At Sun Paper, we always like to do something new, something better,” says Guangdong Ying, chief engineer at Sun Paper
for scrap as in the case of metals. Most importantly for us, it means nothing goes to landfill.” Needless to say, Sun Paper is
very happy with the new reject line and has ordered a second one, which will be starting up later this year. Ying concludes: “We only have
“The Andritz reject line can pretty much separate out anything that comes down the conveyor from the pulpers,” says Guoling Fu, production director at Sun Paper
one Earth; it’s our common home and we must keep it clean!” After the visit to Sun Paper, in Beijing the sky was blue and the air was clear and the Chinese newspapers were declaring that the government’s war on pollution was reaping
rewards. Clearly, the massive operation being undertaken by the Chinese government, along with companies like Sun Paper using top technology to reduce environmental impact, is beginning to pay dividends, piece by piece and reject by reject.
July/August 2018
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