Development of Instrumentation Technology in Pulp & Paper Industry. Various approaches and Future Problems.

The many faces of responsibility: Acceptability of the global pulp and paper industry in various societies

Mikkilä, M. 2006. The many faces of responsibility: Acceptability of the global pulp and paper industry in various societies. University of Joensuu, Faculty of Forestry. Business enterprises have always had to consider responsibility issues in their relations with the surrounding society, but the content of this responsibility has altered, as it inevitably reflects changes in the societal situa...

Membrane Fouling Prevention and Control Strategies in Pulp and Paper Industry Applications: A Review

Membrane separation technologies have recently received much attention, from lab-scale studies to full-scale operations, in the forest industry. However, membrane fouling comprises a signifcant obstacle to their broad application. Thus, to ensure cost-effective operation of membrane separation processes, the improved elucidation of membrane fouling and establishment of e...

06 New ways to Improve Energy efficiency in Pulp and Paper Industry

The activities of human civilization have imposed a high burden on the environment since the beginning of history on a global scale. That is why energy producers and consumers need to think deeply about the role that energy plays to achieve sustainable development. In this context, the maintenance of the environment, which cannot be replaced, should be taken into account precisely. Rising energ...

Dynamic Simulation of Water Treatment in Pulp and Paper Industry

This paper presents an overview of different modelling and simulation (M & S) methods used in water treatment. Special emphasis is on pulp and paper industry. In chemical water treatment, M & S is successfully used in control design. Hybrid models based on a cascade approach are needed in biological wastewater treatment to cover different operating conditions. Uncertainty handling needs to be i...

Control of Pollution in the Pulp and Paper Industry