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Process water used in the production of paper pulp and corrugated board can degrade in your pipes, potentially leading to:
· the development of biofilms and micro-organisms,
· and many other malfunctions requiring corrective measures, with significant human and financial implications (health risks for your employees, production losses, etc.).
It is therefore essential to ensure that the bacteriological conformity of the water supplied is maintained at all times throughout the paper and corrugated board production chain.
Depending on your manufacturing processes, conventional applications for disinfecting your process water can have serious drawbacks, including:
· the use of chemicals that are hazardous for your employees and the environment,
· the generation of biocides subject to specific regulation and declaration requirements,
· high chemical consumption,
· a significant carbon footprint,
· sub-optimal treatment performance,
· reduced equipment life,
· potential damage to your process water networks.
Minerve Technology’s innovative approach avoids some or all of these drawbacks, and offers you substantial corollary benefits: less handling of chemicals, optimization of your yields, quality and production costs.
· Audit & diagnosis of water disinfection (clear water, process water, recycled water, cooling towers)
· Recommendations for water disinfection solutions
· Global support for your projects: study, design and implementation of water disinfection systems
· Provision of temporary test equipment (contractual commitment to results)
· Analytical and bacteriological monitoring
· Comprehensive supply service
· Support for water recycling studies
· Maintenance of water disinfection systems
· Project financing
The Minerve Technology team has extensive experience in the implementation of water treatment solutions for cardboard and paper mills.
Depending on your priorities, Minerve Technology can propose optimization solutions ranging from the simple maintenance of existing installations to the construction of new plants, with quantified commitments in terms of technical and economic performance.
