Bashundhara Paper starts PrimeLine COMPACT VI tissue production line
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Andritz has successfully started up the PrimeLineCOMPACT VI tissue production line – including stock preparation and automation system – delivered to Bashundhara Paper Mills in Bangladesh, India.
The Andritz tissue machine – with a design speed of 2,100 m/min and a paper width of 2.85 m – produces tissue for high-quality facial wipes, toilet paper, and napkins. The 16-ft PrimeDry Steel Yankee is made entirely of steel, thus enabling high and efficient drying performance, and was manufactured at the Andritz steel Yankee business center in Foshan, China, which offers customers in Asia state-of-the-art manufacturing, local field service, and comprehensive quality management. For Andritz, it is the first high-speed tissue machine to be installed in Bangladesh.
The tissue production line is equipped with the PrimeControl automation system for a high-performance production process. For the very first time, Andritz has supplied a multi-motor drive (MMD) system with active line modules (ALM). The ALMs are designed for feeding energy back into the grid as a renewable energy solution, they offer low line harmonics that meet the demands of IEEE 519, and they enable stable operation of the motor, even with irregular power supply systems. All the tissue machine MMDs are powered from a common DC-busbar as are the approach flow and the air ventilation systems at times. The LV motors are installed from fiber preparation to the tissue machine auxiliary system.
The scope of supply also included the complete stock preparation plant with approach flow system, fiber recovery and broke handling. The system features the ShortFlow concept, an overall and compact process design that significantly reduces the number of single machines and storage volumes. Market bales are dissolved in a FibreSolve FSV pulper, which enables efficient slushing without damaging the fibers. TwinFlo refiners ensure balanced and efficient operation as well as superior fiber properties. Fiber recovery is mainly handled by a RotoWash, which achieves low solids content in the effluent water. Two further pulpers from the FibreSolve product family are part of the broke system.
The successful start-up confirms Andritz’s strong position as one of the global market leaders for supply of complete tissue production lines, key components, and services.
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