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WATER RECYCLING IN MANUFBEST PRACTICES IN WATER IN
A. N. BHATTACHARJEE & MANAS
KOLKATA 31ST AUGUST 2012KOLKATA, 31ST AUGUST. 2012
BALLAVPUR PAPER MFG. LTD..
A it f EMTAA unit of EMTA
FACTURINGNTENSIVE OPERATIONS
BOSE
CONTENTSCONTENTS
• WATER – A SCARCE RESOU
ECONOMISING PROCESS W• ECONOMISING PROCESS W
URCE
WATER IN PAPER INDUSTRYWATER IN PAPER INDUSTRY
GLOBAL WATER RESOURCECONTENTS
Itkmkmea
is estimated that between 12500 to 14000m3 is available for human consumptionm3 is available for human consumptionach year
STILL WE HAVE A SHORTAGECONTENTS
Many countries in Africa, the Msome Eastern European coun
quantities of fresh water resourc
Middle East, Western Asia and tries have lower than average
ces available to their populations
POPULATION PRESSURE ON RCONTENTS
Due to rapid population growth, wateper capita per year in 1970 to 9000Expected to drop to 5100 m3 by 2025
RESOURCES
er availability reduced from 12,900 m3
m3 in 1990 and < 7000 m3 in 2000.5.
TYPICAL WATER CYCLE
PAPER INDUSTRY IN INDIACONTENTS
Paper manufacturing in India mainly com
Paper manufactured can be of different gr) W iti P i ti b) N ia) Writing Printing paper b) Newspri
c) Duplex Board d) Industriae) Tissue
Paper could be made from virgin pulp froresidue like bagasse or wheat/ rice straw
Water is the most vital component used in
Check production capacity in India of var
prises of integrated Pulp and Paper mills.
rades liketnt
al packaging paper (KRAFT)
m bamboo, soft & hard wood, agricultural or recycled fibre (waste paper).
n the paper making process.
ious grades.
SCENARIO OF PAPER INDSOME USEFUL DATA
RAW MATERIAL WISE PAPER P
• W
R2025303540
Wood • R
• A05
1015
Wood AgriResidue
Recycle PaperAgri Residue
India Produces 11.37 Million West Bengal Produces 0.4 Mi
In India Specific water consump
I Gl b l b t S ifi W t CIn Global best Specific Water Consu
DUSTRY IN INDIA
PLANT IN INDIA
Wood :- 32 %
R l d P 38 %Recycled Paper :- 38 %
Agri Residue :- 30 %
tonnes of Paper Per Year llion Tonnes of Paper Per Year
ption :- 150M3/tonne of product
ti 29 M3/t f dumption :- 29 M3/tonnes of produc
PAPER MANUFACTURING PRO
STEP 1 PULP MAKINGCONTENTSSTEP 1 – PULP MAKING
MECHANICAMECHANICAPULPING PRO
+ CLEANING SCREENING + REF
Pulp is commercial cellulose fibers de
mechanical or chemical treatment to re
recycled it gets shorter which decreasesrecycled it gets shorter which decreases
OCESS
AL ENC
Y
HEAD BOXAL OCESS
+ FINING
PULP (3.5%)
8% C
ON
SIST
E HEAD BOX OF PAPER MACHINE
0.8
erived from wood, recycled paper etc by
elease fibers.For every time the Fibre are
s strength so it can be reused 5 to 7 timess strength, so it can be reused 5 to 7 times.
STEP 2 – PAPER MACHINECONTENTS
WIRE PARTWater is removed in this section bygravity and vacuum suction.gravity and vacuum suction.Resulting mixture has 25% solid. Ifproduction is at 6tons/hr then waterremoved will be 720 M3 / Hr
Water is removed in this section bypressing between rolls. Resultingmixture has 50% solid. If productionis at 6tons/hr then water removedwill be 6 M3 / Hr
PRESS PART
STEP 2 – PAPER MACHINECONTENTS
STEAM DRYER SECTION
Water is removed in thissection steam drying.
Resulting mixture has 94%Resulting mixture has 94%solid.
If production is at 6tons/hrthen ater remo ed at thisthen water removed at thisstage is tons 6 M3 /Hr
PAPER MAKING – A WATER INCONTENTS
The paper making process generates
Concerns for the environment has ledi i i t ti L dminimise water consumption. Less d
High cost of fresh water (eg. in statesdevelopment to re-use process waterdevelopment to re use process water
CURRENT TREND IN PULPCLOSE THE PROCE
NTENSIVE PROCESS
a great quantity of waste water.
d to development of procedures to di h !discharge!
s like Gujarat) has also spurred the to the maximum possible.to the maximum possible.
P & PAPER INDUSTRY IS TO ESS WATER SYSTEM
WATER FLOW IN CLOSED WATTYPICAL CLOSED WATER SYS
gh Pressure Shower
PAPER M/C
gake up water 0 m3/day
High press
Silo
White WaterTank
Wire Pit
KROFTAKROFTA
Regenerated Water (500 m3/day)
TER SYSTEMSTEM IN PAPER PLANT
PULP MILL
sure shower (regen. water)
dilu
tion
show
er
Regen. WaterTank
Back WaterTank
Regenerated Water (1500 m3/day)
Influent (520m3/day)
ETPInfluent (520m3/day)
Sludge BedGardening
WHITE WATER SYSTEM – PITFCLOSED WATER SYSTEM – PIT
1. Organic compounds accumulate in white micro-organism to grow on water surfaceweb. In subsequent drying process, the bproduct.
2. Water is exposed to atmosphere and absothis O and an environment without O suthis O2 and an environment without O2 suO2 is used up the micro-organisms start t(VFA) giving of unpleasant odour & increa
Use Biocides to control content of mdispersion agent, this dissolves t
FALLS & SOLUTIONSTFALLS & SOLUTIONS
water system. This acts as a substrate for e as a bio-film. This film enters the paper bio-film fragments damaging the quality of
orbs O2. Micro-organisms in water consumes uitable for anaerobes is produced Once theuitable for anaerobes is produced. Once the o ferment releasing some volatile fatty acids asing demand of retention aides.
icro-organics. Often combined with the cluster of micro-organisms.
WHITE WATER SYSTEM – PITFCLOSED WATER SYSTEM – PIT
Inorganic ions accumulate increasing temperature coupled with anionic ions
Different additives added in white wateDifferent additives added in white watepitch and anionic trash.
Cations in the white water (if present istrength by decreasing the number of
Use fixing agents to remove su
Adopt membrane filtration
FALLS & SOLUTIONSTFALLS & SOLUTIONS contd….
the temperature of white water. This high s creates corrosive conditions.
er affects process in the form of stickieser affects process in the form of stickies,
n high concentration) decrease the paper inter-fibre bonds.
bstances from the whitewater.
to reduce COD discharge
CUMULATIVE EFFECT OF CLOS
• TOTAL AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARTOTAL AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC CAR
t is the sum measure of the concen
.TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS ( mg/lt) :-
Covalently bonded in the orga
It is a measure of the concentration o
to the amount of
.CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND ( COD )( mg/lt
It is defined as the amount of dissolv
Stabilize organic and inorganicg g
SED WATER SYSTEM
RBON :-RBON :
ntration of all organic carbon atoms
anic molecules in waste water
of solids in suspension which correlat
treatment required.
t):-
ed oxygen required to oxidize and
c content of the waste water
WHITE WATER SYSTEM – PITFMAKE UP WATER IN CLOSED SPAPER MAKING – A HUGELY WMAKE UP WATER IN CLOSED S
REQUIREMENT OF MAKE UP WATER
1. Steam Dryer section –
2. High pressure shower in Press sec
POWER GENERATION
1. Mixed Cooling Water pond (natural evaporation)
2. Steam condensate loss in pulp & pa& Boiler continuous blow-down
3. Domestic Use
FALLS & SOLUTIONSSYSTEMWATER INTENSIVE PROCESSSYSTEM
R (FRESH WATER)
144 M3/day
ction - 80 M3/day
- 140 M3/day
aper m/c- 200 M3/day
- 10 M3/day
KROFTA - MECHANISM
ADVANTAGES of DISSOLVED
Low Reten
High specific clarification cap
Clarified water extracted containsClarified water extracted contains
D AIR FLOATATION METHOD:
ntion time
pacity (160 – 220lpm / sq mt.)
s < 150 ppm of suspended solids.s 150 ppm of suspended solids.
ACTIVATED CARBON FILTER
•Hi•Higc
1. Carbon is generally activated
To attract negatively c
2. It usually used to remove sedi
• PROPERTIES:-
h d f i it j t 1 f ti tgh degree of microporosity, just 1gm of activatecarbon has a surface area in excess 500 m2.
•It is usually derived from charcoal•It is usually derived from charcoal
BENEFITS :-BENEFITS :-
d with a positive charge and is designed
charged water contaminents.
ments and volatile organic compounds.
ETPETP – VARIOUS STEPS
TSS: 1800 to 3000 mg/ltMLSS: 3000 – 4000 mg/lt
COD: 3000 mg/ltpH: 5 to 6.5
HILL SCREEN
Process feed Sludge
TSS: 600 to 1000 mg/ltCOD 2500 mg/lt
SCREENg
PRIMARY COD 2500 mg/ltpH: 7.5 to 8 (lime addition)
TSS: 150 to 250 mg/lt
CLARIFIER
TSS: 150 to 250 mg/ltCOD: 1600 - 2000 mg/lt
pH :- 7.0
TSS: 150 to 250 mg/COD: < 100 mg/
e Removal
Remove organic particles bygravity with addition of polyg y p yelectrolyte as coagulant & forbetter sedimentation.
Micro- organisms + O2 usedAERATED LAGOON
Micro- organisms + O2 used to oxidise organic pollutants in water to separate waste sludge
S di t ti t kSECONDARY CLARIFIER
Sedimentation tank used to remove settleable solids in waste water
/lt/lt
FILTER
ETP
• TSS: 1800 to 3000 mg/lt• MLSS: 3000 – 4000 mg/ltMLSS: 3000 4000 mg/lt• COD: 3000 mg/lt• pH: 5 to 6.5
Process feedHILL
SCREENSludge
SCREEN
PRIMARY
g
TSS: 600 to 1000 mg/ltCOD 2500 mg/lt
CLARIFIERCOD 2500 mg/lt
pH: 75 to 8 (lime addition)
TSS: 150 to 250 mg/ltTSS: 150 to 250 mg/ltCOD: 1600 - 2000 mg/lt
TSS: 150 to 250 mg/COD: < 100 mg/
e Removal
Remove organic particles bygravity with addition of polyg y p yelectrolyte as coagulant & forbetter sedimentation.
Remove organic particles byAERATED LAGOON
g p ygravity with addition of polyelectrolyte as coagulant & forbetter sedimentation.
S di t ti t kSECONDARY CLARIFIER
Sedimentation tankused to remove settleable solids in waste water
/lt/lt
FILTERFILTER
TYPICAL WATER BALANCE IN KRAFWITH RECYCLED WASTE PAPER.COURTSEY :- BALLAVPUR PAPER M
• 150 TPD KRAFT LINER150 TPD KRAFT LINER
PAPER MACHINE
Biocide and
Membrane
filteration
White water tank
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