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Valmet PMC Monitor and PMC Analytics

VII for Reliability

How do I use the Industrial Internet to monitor the paper or board machine to optimize asset reliability and performance and reach zero unplanned downtime?

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VPK Group’s grade conversion in Alizay

VPK Group successfully converted their Alizay mill in France. Originally producing fine paper grades, the mill’s paper machine has been rebuilt to produce recycled lightweight containerboard grades. The grade conversion rebuild involved modifications and upgrades to the wet end and dryer section. Valmet also delivered a comprehensive automation package to the mill.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to your questions about Stonel brand Valve Communication and Control products and Process Networking solutions.

Maxum Simulated Distillation - US

This course covers setup and calibration of the Maxum Gas Chromatograph with a Simulated Distillation Application. This course covers the specific hardware and software associated with this application.

Hydrogen is hard on valves

Under pressure, the hydrogen molecule H2 cracks metal and can even penetrate steel. Hydrogen fracture weakens the tensile strength and ductility of steel, which reduces its resistance to fracture and causes cracking.

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“Five for five” with Leo Xiang

If you want to strike up a conversation to get to know Leo better, a good topic to start with would be asking about nonwovens. This he tells us with a smile on his face, but also with a touch of seriousness. Leo is truly passionate about this work and always eager to support the people around him.

Five for five with Tuomas Ruusu

As many young children in Finland, Tuomas dreamt about being a professional hockey player, making it to the NHL. After many years of chasing his dream, he decided on a different path. One that might seem totally unrelated to ice hockey, but in the context of Finland, more related than you think. Because in Finland, papermaking and hockey share values of tradition, innovation and international recognition.