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Pulp,
p Paper,
p Power and Biofuels Summit
Europe, Middle East and Africa 2011
Pulp and Paper tracks special topics
Marko Jämsén, Antti Paavola, Jarmo Kosunen
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Why to participate in Summit and Pulp
Pulp, Paper tracks
• Targeted organizations
– Pulp, Paper, Printing, Flat sheet Industry and OptiVision
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– Customers considering the QCS purchase in near/mid term future
– Pulping customers for learning Honeywell Advanced Control benefits and latest full
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– Pulp & paper customers, which are interested in low cost pulp production and
plantation based pulping
– All Pulp
Pulp, Paper
Paper, Printing and CWS customer to have update both latest products and
services and product roadmaps
– Customer interested new solution Honeywell has developed for OptiVision MES
including new Logistics solutions with StoraEnso reference
• Typical business functions can be
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Mill and Section Managers, Senior Management and Executives & IT & CIO’s
Production responsible persons
Specialist and development persons
Corporate strategy and Business Development
Public organizations and industry policy maker
Operations, Operators
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Why to participate in Summit and Pulp and Paper track
• This Summit gives information of the latest trends in EMEA and Globally around Pulp and
Paper segment
• All presentations are very high class including key notes from Honeywell customer in Russia
to Honeywell machinery builder partners Andritz and Vaahto
• Great opportunity to meet with
– Peers in the industry
– Consulting companies, investors and policy makers
– Honeywell partners
– Honeywell business management and experts
• Our recognized speakers covers for example
– Investment bank
– Aspects of the Future Utilization of Russian Forest Biomass, Wood Products, Pulp &
Paper and Bio Energy
– A step ahead towards enhanced operational readiness in pulp and paper industry
– Pulp and Paper Industries need agile medium size suppliers
– Products and Solutions RoadMap, Honeywell
– The new QCS,
QCS Experion MX
MX, Honeywell
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Pulp and Paper related agenda in the Summit
• Wednesday, September 21
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Pulp & Paper and Bio Energy, Dr. Sergey Malkov, Investlesprom
– Pulp, Paper, Power and Renewables market from financing perspective,
Roger Wessman Nordea Bank
– ANDRITZ Automation – a step ahead towards enhanced operational
readiness in pulp and paper industry, Gerhard Schiefer, Andritz Austria
– 1ogistics: One Logistics Solution, Peter Colpaert, Stora Enso
– Improved Brown Stock Washing Control by Advanced Digital in-line solid
Measurement Keijo Pyörälä, K-Patents Oy
– Cooperation
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Vacon; Arto Iivanainen, VEO; Marko Jämsén, Honeywell
– Advanced Process Control, StoraEnso Varkaus Finland, Pasi Tarhonen,
StoraEnso Finland
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Pulp and Paper related agenda in the Summit
• Thursday, September 22
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– MES Upgrade using ITIL & On-Line Quality Optimisation, William Smit, SCA
– Pioneering TrumpJet® Technology Challenges Conventional methods in
Papermaking Chemistry with Remarkable Environmental Benefits, Esa
Nuutinen, Wetend Technologies
– Ash for Fiber, Björn Wikström, BTG & Juha-Pekka
Juha Pekka Jäntti, Honeywell
– Using location and task Management to change the Biomass Supply Chain,
Kari Peltonen, Fifth Element Oy
– Pulp
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– Field instruments to manufacturing execution systems with integrated critical
infrastructure protection, Jarmo Kosunen, Honeywell
– Driving Growth and profitability, Honeywell Pulp & Paper references, Marko
Jämsén, Honeywell
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Pulp,
p Paper,
p Power and Biofuels Summit
Europe, Middle East and Africa 2011
Experion MX – New QCS – New Features
Antti Paavola
Æ Honeywell.com
Who should visit the Experion MX demo
• Every customer in Pulp & Paper who wants to reduce life cycle
cost of QCS system and interest for any or all of the followign
bullets:
– Integrated user interface (HMI) for ease of operation
– New and enhanced measurements
– New intelligent diagnostics for scanner, measuring heads and
measurements
– Integrated documentation and advisory functions
– Tool Suite for maintenance planning
– Remote diagnostic functionality
– Modular service packages
– Business Continuity
– Improve efficiencies
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Q4000 O
O-Frame
Frame Scanner
• Engineered beams with
integrated thermal equalization
system
• Heavy-duty stainless steel beam
covers with easily removable side
p
panels
• Head transport mechanism with
vector drive technology and
lifetime wheels
• Ethernet communication from
sensors with redundant power
track
• 1,200 mm/s fast scanning
• Dynamic X-Y-Z alignment
measurements
• Integrated 3-axis accelerometer
sensors in each head
• Self
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Measurement Excellence
• Basis weight
147Pm
– Isotope
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choices:
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K 90Sr
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– Ash insensitivity choices
• Moisture
– Infrared
• Single Sided
• Transmission
– Microwave
– Press section/TAD moisture (ExPress)
• Caliper
– Contacting
– Non
Non-contacting
contacting
• Ash
– Mixture insensitivity choices
• Porosity
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Color
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Gloss
Opacity
Surface Topography
Coat Weight
Coating Drying
Coating Quality
Formation
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Fiber Orientation, Anisotropy,
Twist
• Drainage
• Temperature
• X, Y & Z
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Easy to Service
Service, Easy to Maintain
• On-line diagnostics provide easy
and logical
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access to information
– Self diagnostic alarms & alerts are
escalated to higher level for visibility
• New diagnostic sensor support
(ie caliper bellows pressure)
– Related documentation is
easily accessed
• Search documents with keywords
– Asset status with detailed,
color
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easily to the source of problem
• Set any signal for trending
• Click ”troubleshooting” tab for
additional assistance
• Preventative and predictive
maintenance tools
– Periodic maintenance items
automatically populate schedule
– Predictive maintenance based on use
and measured trends
– Parts and effort estimates for each task
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Infrastructure for Remote Services
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Fast diagnostic support
Regional & global expert access
Mill selected engineers only
Access requires dedicated hardware key
“Over the shoulder” remote measurement
and control optimization
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The Outcome: Lowest Total Cost of Ownership
• Measurement excellence for process visibility
and superior control
– Easy to operate
– Easy to service
– Easy to maintain
• All add up to Lowest Total Cost of Ownership
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