Pulp & Paper water management
MILL PROCESS WATER SOLUTIONS
Managing water used for mill process water (MWP) and cooling water requires special attention because of the total amount needed by a mill and its dependence on weather -particularly rainfall.
Water requirements are difficult to plan for due to seasonal changes that affect how much water will be required, which may lead to shortages or overages during dry periods.
An effective pulp & paper water management plan is therefore vital in all pulp and paper operations and managing excess water becomes a key consideration in delivering long term sustainability.
Minetek has developed extensive capabilities in managing water circuits in a range of industrial applications and our mechanical evaporation technology can assist in reducing water overages.
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