PAPERmaking! Vol8 Nr2 2022

Energies 2021 , 14 , 1161

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Table8. Cont .

Estimated Energy Saving

Estimated Emission Reduction

Typeof Technology

TRL

Description

Ref.

Process

The use of a closed hood (instead of an open or semi-open one) over the paper machine reduces energy consumption and CO 2 emission. Energy recovery system for the low-temperature exhaust heat from the paper drying section using a ceramic membrane tube. Sensor to measure stiffness, allowing real-time control of production. This technology reduces energy and raw material consumption. Steam box preheats the water used to form the paper, improve dewatering efficiency, and allowing higher dry contents to be attained in the press section. Pulp enters the forming section with smaller water content (3% fibers). Suitable for low weight grades such as tissue. Use of turbulent air in place of water as the paper carrier, meaning that there is no water added to the dry pulp, reducing energy for drying Hot pressing increases water removal in the press section, reducing the heat needs in the drying section. Combination of mechanical and air pressure, increasing solids content by up to 60%. Impulse drying uses the heat and pressure in mechanical dewatering before the drying section. It can reduce the water content and increase the solid content by up to 65%. In this technology, the paper is dried between two steel belts in high pressure (max. 10 bar) conditions. The temperature for drying is max. 180 ◦ C, and the steam and electricity consumption can be reduced.

Closed hood

13%

45%EL

9

[10,44]

Transport membrane Condenser Laser Ultrasonic Stiffness Sensor

Paper Machine

[18]

3%

[18]

[11,42,44]

Steambox

5%

5%

High consistency forming Dry sheet forming Hot pressing Displacement Pressing

Forming

3%

8%EL

7

[18,43,44]

42%

50%

7

[15,42,44]

0.61 GJ/ton paper

8%

7–8

[15,44]

Press section

30%

[15,18,43]

Impulse dryingof paper

0.44 GJ/ton paper

20%

7

[43,44]

Drying

1.6GJ steam & 20KWh EL/ton paper

Condebelt dryers

7–8

[15,18,43]

Table 9. An overview of the innovative technologies (IT) for the pulp and paper sector based on the literature review.

Estimated Emission Reduction

Estimated Energy Saving

Typeof Technology

Process

TRL

Description

Ref.

By changing the cellular microstructure of wood, this technology increases the chemical component’s permeability to the chips. It applies to chemical pulping and can reduce energy consumption and the amount of chemical needed. The technology is used in mechanical pulping and can improve fibers’ separation rate (defibration), and refines efficiency by using chemical components such as oxalic acid. Extraction of hemicellulose before pulping decreases alkali consumption, improves the energy efficiency, and increases the production capacity of kraft pulping

Microwave pre-treatment

[18,43]

Pre-treatment technology

Chemical pre-treatment with oxalic acid Hemicellulose extraction before chemical pulping

[18,42,43]

25% 6–8

[18,42]

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