30 PROJECTS & CONTRACTS


Expansion for JSC Yarpaper’s recycled fibre line


Yaroslavl mill extended by Voith. The order includes BlueLine stock


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preparation components such as a protector system, HiClean HCL5 EcoMizer cleaner system, thickener EFK and several IntegraScreens for coarse screening, fractionation and fine screening. The extension will increase the


mill’s output of recycled fibre to 270,000 BDT/day. It will also improve quality and stability of waste paper for Yarpaper’s PM1 which produces testliner and fluting in the range of 90 to 160 gsm. Basic engineering, process pumps and site services will also be provided by Voith. The protector system, based on InduraHiClean high consistency cleaners, will remove heavy


contaminants in a two stage system. In the first stage, two cleaners are operating with a continuous reject flow into a sedimentation tank. Discharge of the contaminants is carried out with a heavy reject trap. The remaining heavy


contaminants are removed by a second stage cleaner, which is operating with an inlet stock consistency of around 1.3 per cent.


Orora renews board line maintenance agreement with Valmet


A multi-year Mill Maintenance Outsourcing (MMO) agreement has been renewed between Valmet and Orora Ltd that covers the B9 board making line at the Botany Mill in New South Wales, Australia. Also signed is a performance


agreement that covers clear and systematic production and maintenance improvements. Both agreements include Valmet Industrial Internet (VII) systems that provide a live link between customer and Valmet experts for process optimisation. “Valmet is one of our key performance development


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partners, supporting B9’s operation and improvement since the start up in 2012. We have worked collaboratively since then with progressive improvements and achievements in key areas such as productivity and cost reduction. This is the second renewal of our MMO and Performance Agreements and we look forward to further success in our cooperation with Valmet. Our objective is to ensure the B9 facility becomes an industry benchmark in all areas of efficiency and cost,” says Craig Nicol, general manager of operations at the Botany Mill.


Besides the heavy contaminants, smaller particles such as sand or stones are removed in a safe way. With the protector system, subsequent equipment in the process line will be protected from wear resulting in reliable and sustainable operation of the plant. “By choosing Voith, one of the major process suppliers for the pulp and paper industry, we made sure that the ambitious project


goals will be fully achieved,” says Sergey Dotsenko, chief executive of JSC Yarpaper. Founded in 2003, JSC Yarpaper specialises in paper and cardboard made from 100 per cent renewable raw materials, certified by the FSC. It has capacity to yearly make 55,000 tons of corrugated paper in the range of 100-140 g/ sqm and cardboard test liner in the range of 110-150 g/sqm.


Speciality paper upgrade at UPM Nordland ramps up


UPM says that it is “ramping up” the conversion of its PM2 at Nordland in Germany from fine paper to speciality grades. The conversion, announced in 2018, enables production of a wide range of products driven by sustainability, such as glassine, kraft and barrier papers. Designed capacity of Nordland PM2 is 110,000 tonnes. “With the help of new


capacity from UPM Nordland in Germany, we can support our customers’ sustainability goals


even better. UPM Specialty Papers can help replace non- renewable materials with recyclable solutions from sustainably managed forests,” says Jaakko Nikkilä, executive vice president at UPM Specialty Papers. “The new capacity from


Nordland will further improve availability of our most recent innovations for labelling and packaging. Customers also have access to a stable supply of paper from UPM’s extended network of world-class mills.”


ussian paper and cardboard maker JSC Yarpaper is having the recycled fibre line at its


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