PAPERmaking! FROM THE PUBLISHERS OF PAPER TECHNOLOGY Volume 4, Number 1, 2018
8. Quatis, Quality Inspection Machine – Installation Case History Massimo Franzaroli – Managing Director (PULSAR ENGINEERING)
Quatis, quality inspection machine, is the result of the application of quality controls, based on vision systems, to the tissue converting productive process. This machine inspects the quality of tissue wrapped (primary and secondary packaging) and un-wrapped (BR, KR industrial rolls and folded) products. The product inspection is 100% reliable as the machine analyses every single product and is performed by dedicated vision systems. The philosophy that inspired Pulsar Engineering is to develop a machine starting from producers’ needs through respecting tissue products special requirements. In the presentation, we will explain a case history of one of the first Quatis machines for unwrapped products installed. We considered a period of 6 months during which our dedicated engineers collected and analyzed real data, evaluating how non-compliant products could affect the whole converting line (jam, downtimes, etc). There are no limits to the analysis that can be performed by consulting such an amount of data. 9. Software platform SM.I.LE80, Smart Integrated Logistics William A Nelson – President (ELETTRIC80 INC & ELETTRIC80 S DE RL) Elettric80 & BEMA provide solutions for production planning and control, storage and shipping activities, with a significant increase in factory efficiency and ensuring the total traceability of handled products. The whole process is managed centrally by a single software platform, named SM.I.LE80, which ensures a “direct link” between systems and production processes, and the optimal and effective management of all internal and external plant operations: from incoming raw materials to complete warehousing and shipping management. MIAC ENERGY – ASSOCARTA CONFERENCE 11 October 2018 – time 14.00/16.45 1. Opening of the conference Silvia Pieraccini (IL SOLE 24 ORE) 2. Fossil vs Renewable energy: which will be the Mix for the Paper Mill of the Future? Alessandro Bertoglio – Energy Manager (ASSOCARTA) CEPI, the Confederation of European paper industries, realized the CEPI 2050 Roadmap showing the way the sector must follow to reduce CO2 emissions to reach the 2050 target. In the Roadmap there are measures to reduce direct and also indirect emissions but also highlights the need to support strong investment to reach the same target. European CO2 saving targets are more and more challenging and make necessary a deep analysis on the future energy mix for Italian paper mills. Natural gas is widely use at mill level in a very high efficiency way by extracting more than 80% of the energy content with high efficiency cogeneration but also biogas and bioenergy from solid by-streams of the papermaking process. 3. Roundtable moderated by Silvia Pieraccini, Il Sole 24 Ore With the participation of: Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico GSE Legambiente Cartiera dell’Adda Consorzio Italiano Compostatori Iveco
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