30 PROJECTS & CONTRACTS
Blue Tissue in Mexico starts up new A.Celli line
M
exican tissue maker Blue Tissue Sapi de CV has started up a new
production line at its Apizaco plant in Tlaxcala state. The TM1 turnkey line uses an
A.Celli Master tissue machine and includes a two-ply slitter, an A.Celli E-Wind T100 rewinder, and integrates the customer’s existing converting line. The machine is also equipped with the latest- generation A.Celli iDEAL forged Yankee dryer. The machine has a 2,700mm- wide pope reel for the production of tissue rolls up to a diameter of 2,500mm. Operating at up to 2,000 metres per minute the line has capacity to produce 110 tons of
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tissue per day. An advanced version of DCS has
been installed, with the latest graphic interface. Italy-based A.Celli said that the
New recovery boiler for ‘Big Ust-Ilimsk Project’ in Russia
Russia’s Ilim Group has ordered a new recovery boiler from Andritz for its Ust-Ilimsk mill in the eastern Irkutsk region of Russia. The Andritz Herb recovery boiler will have a black liquor combustion capacity of 1,950 tds/d, and start-up is planned in the second half of 2021. The order is part of the US$1 billion ‘Big Ust-Ilimsk Project’ that that will increase pulp output at the mill by 130,000 tons per year and a finished product capacity increase from 550,000 to 1.5 million tons
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per year. The Herb recovery boiler offers high efficiency and availability as well as a modern combustion air system, among other things. It is designed to handle all non- condensable odorous gases generated in the new pulp line in any foreseen operating situation. In recent years, Andritz has
received three major recovery boiler upgrade orders from the Ilim Group, and this new Herb recovery boiler delivery is another example of the excellent long-term relationship between the Ilim Group and Andritz.
installation was the result of ‘great team work’ between A.Celli’s technicians and the staff at Blue Tissue. The location of the mill, Apizaco,
means ‘place of the small river’ in the native náhuatl language, and is at an altitude of more than 2,400 metres between the capital Mexico City and Veracruz on the east coast.
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