Customer case:
Energy efficient OCC line at Orora Botany Mill
Aug 7, 2015
Orora's new B9 is the largest paper machine operating in Australia. To match with world-class board machine the mill needed a top-performing OCC line that Valmet delivered alongside the board machine. As raw material, B9 uses 100% recycled fiber from domestic containerboard and mixed waste.
Read more about Orora's energy efficient OCC line
The OCC line produces very clean results with few specks and very low stickie counts. Also, energy consumption is as low as was designed.”
Summary
| Location | Botany, New South Wales, Australia |
| Customer challenge | Exceptionally dirty raw material and need for high capacity production energy efficiently |
| Solution | Valmet's OCC line with OptiSlush pulper the system that features world first three-unit de-trashing loop for efficient debris removal. |
| Results | Efficient utilization of low cost raw materials for cost savings, low stickies, low energy consumption with high capacity. |
| Keywords | Board and paper, Pulping and fiber, Asia-Pacific, New lines |
Technical data
Orora Botany B9 OCC line
| Raw material | 100% recycled fiber from domestic containerboard and mixed waste |
| Capacity | 1,300 oven-dry tonnes per day |