Valmet in Circular Economy

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Valmet in circular economy

Transcript of Valmet in Circular Economy

Valmet in circular economy

Contents

Circular economy in brief Valmet’s position in circular

economy How Valmet applies circular

economy Enabling circular economy

for customers Driving circular economy in

own operations

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Circular economy in briefFrom linear to circular chains

A circular economy aims to keep products, components and materials in a continuing cycle instead of disposal.

Waste is minimized or eliminated for example through using side streams in other applications, processes or even industries.

Circular economy creates new business potential across industries through more efficient use of material flows.

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Waste

Linear economy Circular economy

Production

Distribution

Consumption

Re-use, repair, recycle

Waste menagement,

resource recovery

Consumption

Distribution

Production

Resource extraction

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Valmet’s mission is to convert renewable resources

into sustainable results

Circular economy is inbuilt in Valmet’s solutions

Valmet’s solutions enable its customers to apply circular economy

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Utilization of renewable raw materials by customer

Process technology and services provided by Valmet

We apply circular economy in Valmet’s own and customer operations in different ways

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Resource efficiencyRefers to the efficient use of resources, so that the amount of recources (materials, energy, water, chemicals) needed to produce the products can be reduced.

Closed cyclesRefers to material flows within one production unit/organization/industry aiming at creating closed loop systems with no waste.

Longer circulationRefers to cycles where materials last longer, e.g. their lifecycles are extended, through e.g. more efficient recycling.

Cascaded use across industriesRefers to material flows cascading from one value chain/industry to another e.g. by using sidestreams from one value chain/industry as inputs into another industry.

Main circular economy themes from customers’ point-of-viewResource efficiency Improvement and optimization

of resource efficiency Flexible energy production

Closed circles Chemical and energy recovery

Longer circulation Design enabling reuse and conversion Maintenance and modernization of production technology

Cascaded use across industries New bio-based products

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1. Improvement and optimization of resource efficiency

Concrete examples: Significant savings in energy, water and raw

materials in paper making technologies e.g. OptiConcept M paper and board machines, Advantage DCT and Advantage NTT tissue machines

Measurement solutions and industrial internet enable data analytics to detect production inefficiencies and optimize material use

Performance agreements provide a comprehensive approach to improve mill wide production efficiency

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Resource efficiency can be improved through technology, automation and maintenance

2. Flexible energy production

Concrete examples: Waste-to-energy solutions by fluidized bed boiler

and gasification technologies enable efficient energy recovery

Fuel flexibility with multi-fuel boilers, which can operate on fuel mixtures ranging from 100 % coal to 100% biomass

Wider use of fuel sources by fluidized bed boilers, which can utilize fuels with varying energy value and moisture content

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Valmet’s energy production technologies reduce the need for non-renewable fuels and the amount of waste

3. Chemical and energy recovery

Concrete examples: Recovery island enables efficient recovery of

chemicals and energy in a pulp mill

Sulphur recovery from odorous gases enables on-site production of sulphuric acid

Internal recovery and recycling solutions in production processes e.g. condensate water recycling and paper pigments recovery

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On-site recovery of energy and chemicals allows materials to circulate longer and reduces the need for virgin materials

4. Design enabling reuse and conversion

Concrete examples: Paper machines can be converted to produce

board or other paper grades

Modular design of machines and plants make it possible to replace individual machine parts

Machines can be dissembled and reassembled in another location

Flexible design enables changes based on market needs (e.g. Advantage NTT, multi-fuel boilers)

Modular I/O-cards(* enable system updates without the need to update the core system

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Modular design and smart engineering enable the use of same equipment for other uses

*) I/O-cards = input / output cards

5. Maintenance and modernization of productiontechnology

Concrete examples: Preventive maintenance can be planned utilizing

big data analytics e.g. in roll maintenance

Refiner segments, rolls and certain wear parts are refurbished and used again and again

Individual process parts or complete mills and power plants can be modernized to extend the life time

Boilers can be modified to use another fuel e.g. from coal to biomass

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Equipment lifetime can be significantly prolonged with well planned maintenance and partial replacements

6. New bio-based products

Concrete examples: LignoBoost technology makes it possible to extract

lignin from pulping process side stream, and lignin can be used as raw material for bio-based materials and chemicals

Technologies for bioethanol, biocoal and bio-oil production help to replace non-renewable fuels and materials

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Solutions for new bio-based products decrease the need for non-renewable materials

Valmet’s way to apply circular economy in its own operations

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Resource efficiency Continuous improvement of resource efficiency Maximum utilization of metals Resource efficient supply chain Shared use of assets

Longer circulation Preventive maintenance1

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Valmet’s own operations

Concrete examples: Energy audits, quality and environmental

standards, and LEAN principles are applied to improve efficiency of production operations

Majority of metals sourced is recycled and internally reused e.g. in foundries

Resource efficiency and good environmental management are required from suppliers

Laboratory and piloting facilities are shared with customers

Preventive maintenance prolongs the life time of production equipment

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Efficient use of metals and other raw materials in own production and supply chain

Selected cases

OptiConcept M modular board and paper production line

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A completely new, modular way to build a board or paper machine with• significant savings in energy, water and raw-material usage• built-in safety and usability• smaller carbon footprint through compact design

OptiConcept M modular board and paper production line

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A completely new, modular way to build a board or paper machine with

Built-in safety and usability

Smaller carbon footprint through compact design

Savings in energy, water and raw-materials

30% lower energy consumption

compared to average

Less fiber throughlight-weight end product

30% Saving in fresh water

consumption

Safe and easy daily operations:

70% fewer stairscompared to conventional machine

85% fewer platforms compared to

conventional machine

Safe daily maintenance no need to remove walkway parts

during fabric changes or other maintenance work

Up to 40% less hall space

Up to

430 000 kg less CO2 emissions

Corresponds to a car driving around the world

61 times

Advantage NTT tissue production line

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Advantage NTT brings unique flexibility to tissue production with• Fast change from production of plain to textured tissue• Unlimited possibilities for product variations• Premium quality • High capacity and efficiency• Significant savings in energy and fiber

Advantage NTT tissue production line

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Advantage NTT brings unique flexibility to tissue production

Plain and texturedtissue production

3 hours’ swing from plainto textured mode

Unlimited possibilities for product variations

50–80%higher bulk plain mode

High softness

Improved waterabsorbency

Energy less than

50%vs. TAD in textured mode

Energy

less or equalvs. DCT in plain mode

Fiber savings

10–20%

Premium quality High capacity and efficiencyFlexibility Energy and fiber

savings

180 tpdplain mode

(2.6 m wide machine)

2,000 m/minplain mode

1,800 m/mintextured mode

Valmet IQ quality management solution

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A comprehensive quality management product family for pulp, paper, board and tissue production with • Significant savings in energy, water and raw-material usage

• Consistent end product quality

• Single-window view to optimized machine performance

Valmet IQ quality management solution

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A comprehensive quality management product family for pulp, paper, board and tissue production

Consistent end-product quality

Single-window view to optimized machine performance

Savings in energy,water and raw materials

Up to

40% less reject in grade changes

Annual energy savings up to

600,000 €Up to

75%lower maintenance costs

Consistent quality and up to

10%increase in production

with QCS upgrade

Accurate and stable sheet quality in demanding

conditions

End product quality stabilized through one

optimizer for all production and quality variables

Easy access to information for operators

Easy usability and transparent view into

process

Integrated machine vision solution to identify defects

and quality flaws

Performance Agreements for board andpaper production lines

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Customized improvement programs for the competitiveness andprofitability of the production line• Guaranteed results based on common targets and systematic development

• Benchmarking and finding best practices

• New insights through audits

Performance Agreements for board andpaper production lines

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Benchmarking and best practices

New insights through audits

Guaranteed resultsbased on agreed targets

Typically 4-7 days more availability

Typical production increase

3-10%

Up to 7%energy savings

Comparison to worldwide benchmarking data

Access to Valmet’s expertise and global

resources

Continuous improvement through prioritized actions

Identifying bottlenecks and pointing out focus issues

Typical payback time

6-12 months

Experts are alwaysclose – on-site or

remotely

Customized improvement programs for the competitiveness andprofitability of the production line

Valmet’s multifuel power boilers

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With HYBEX and CYMIC boilers, fossil fuels can be replaced with renewables in continuously varying proportions. Our multifuel solutions offer • Fuel flexibility• High efficiency• High reliability• Low emissions

Valmet’s multifuel power boilers

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Possibility to choose the most economic fuel mixture available in the

market

From biomass to waste and coal in any

combination

Possibility to maximize use of low-carbon fuels

Typical boiler efficiency well over 90%

regardless of fuel

High boiler efficiency means lower CO2

emissions

High electrical efficiency even on demanding fuels*

Low primary emissions due to reasonably low

combustion temperature

Easy NOx and SO2control

by injecting ammonia and limestone into the boiler

Reduced CO2emissions with low-

carbon fuels

High efficiency High reliabilityFuel flexibility Low emissions

Typically over 99% of scheduled

operation time

High reliability evenwith demanding fuels

Over 30 years experience in developing

boiler technology and components in

own R&D centers

* based on high steam temperature and pressure

With HYBEX and CYMIC boilers, fossil fuels can be replaced with renewables in continuously varying proportions. Our multifuel solutions offer:

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Gasification technology for biomass and waste

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Valmet’s gasification technology converts biomass, recycled materials and waste into product gas. The gas can then be burned into energy in a power boiler or a lime kiln with• excellent electrical efficiency

• minimized carbon footprint

• possibility to connect as co-gasifier to existing power boiler

Gasification technology for biomass and waste

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Minimized carbon footprint Possibility to connect as co-gasifier to existing boilerExcellent electrical efficiency

Up to 60%more electricity

from same amount of wastecompared to grate firing

Clean and corrosion free operation even with high

steam parameters

In co-gasification, the gasifier can replace

up to

100%of fossil fuel

Valmet’s gasifiers use onlylow-carbon fuels such as

biomass or waste

Economical and time-efficient investment

Co-gasifier extends existing boiler’s service life

Valmet’s gasification technology converts biomass, recycled materials and waste into product gas. The gas can then be burned into energy in a power boiler or a lime kiln with:

Minimal downtime of existing energy production

LignoBoost lignin separation technologyfor pulp mills

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LignoBoost separates lignin from kraft black liquor in pulp making• Reducing the amount of lignin increases pulp production capacity

• Fossil fuels can be replaced with lignin to produce energy

• Lignin can become a new source of income for the pulp mill

LignoBoost lignin separation technologyfor pulp mills

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LignoBoost separates lignin from kraft black liquor in pulp making

Fossil fuels replacedwith lignin to produce energy

New sources of incomefor the pulp mill

Increased pulpproduction capacity

Up to 25%

more pulp by removing 25%

of the lignin in the black liquor

50 litersof oil saved

per ton of produced pulp whenfiring lignin in the lime kiln

Lignin is a

CO2neutral fuel

Green energy fromlignin can be profitablysold to the power grid

Lignin can be sold as fuel inthe form of pellets or powder

Lignin can be sold asraw material for bio

products and chemicals