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Akira Shioiri
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
1-2
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Planning Subcommittee
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
4-8
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Akira Shioiri
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
11-21
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Masaru Shibata, Takashi Bando
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
25-26
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1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
27-30
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Introduction of the MFC/MF Screen
Naoyuki Iwashige
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
31-39
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In the conventional secondary fiber system, the reject rate must be larger to keep the screening efficency better, and the fiber bundles in the reject stock must be also deflaked to maintain the yield higher.
In consequence, the screen system, particularly the reject line, will go to larger and more complicated scale, and it will result in various trouble of the screen system.
The MFC/MF Screen, developed by Ishikawajima Industrial Machinery Co., is the revolutionary device which can enormously reduce the reject rate and extensively simplifies the conventional screen system, while keeping the screening efficiency of the accept stock. The MFC/MF Screen can reduce both initial and running cost by about 50 percent compared with the conventional screen system.
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Fine Screen Series
Thkcshi Kanazawa
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
40-47
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One of the most important subjects is how to prevent sticky problems, which is now a common subject for paper industry. It is recognized amo ng engineers that a screen having a very fine slotted plate is the most effective apparatus to remove sticky materials.
This paper reports what design should be for optimizing screening apparatus in stiky removal. Aikawa Fine-Screen is very well known to he the most superior apparatus, which has just awarded Japan Tappi Sasaki Prize this year.
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Ken Hamaoki
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
48-52
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Double Coating is getting popular in production of wood free coated paper grades. This is the world trend. Japanese trend in coated paper production is not free from the world trend. There are several reasons to install new duble coating systems or to replace conventional single coating systems with modern double coating ones. What are the advantages of double coating, paper quality or economy ? Our answer is straightforward, “Both”. Paper quality and the production cost have to be optimized. Double coating gives us flexibility to optimize the paper quality, the production cost, and runnability, as well. No.2 Coater as Ishinomaki Mill was rebuilt from a single coating blade coater to a double coating blade coater in 1992. In this paper, we describe the fundamental concept for No.2 coater's double coating and the experiences at the mill.
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Shigeru Toyota
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
53-57
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Takayoshi Suzuki
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
58-66
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We builded a new tissue plant in June 1993 at KOYO PAPER Co, Ltd. and has been producting toilet paper brand name is “Scottie single” “Scottie double”.
Main equipment of this tissue machine is “CRESCENT FORMER” made by MITSUBISHI-BELOIT and “Yankee Dryer” made by “SUMITOMO-VALMET”.
Main equipment of converting is “SR-920 SURFACE REWINDER” made by PCMC (USA) and we have a packing machine, auto caser and auto warehouse.
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Yuichiro Hayashi
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
67-72
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Recently, Tomioka mill has completed the modernization of PM 9 that was originally started in 1980.
The mill replaced the existing headbox with the new Concept IV headbox. The new Concept headbox provides inmproved cross machine profile of basis weight with the new technology of consistency profile control system.
This paper gives outlines of the performance of the consistency profile control system from a half year experience in the operation.
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Hiroyuki Murano
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
73-78
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AC drive system has been developed to achieve the high performance and reliability. A high voltage and large capacity IGBT inverter has been launched and it widely covers applications of paper machines, winders and etc. The higher productivity and quality are required, the more important AC drive system becomes in pulp and paper industries.
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Yukio Wada
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
79-86
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TriFellows was developed as a process data management system. TriFellows provides enough functions to collect, archive and monitor DCS data and reduce the time required to make critical business decisions at low cost in manufacturing environment TriFellows is based on individual modules based on PCs. It was released in July 1995 and over 100 systems has been shipped until August 1996. In the industry of papers and pulps, we already shipped about 20 systems and have received a lot of inquiries. I will introduce the concepts and functions of TriFellows to you in some pages.
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Satoshi Nakamura
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
87-94
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Today many of the paper manufactures producing coated grades are interested in cross direction coat weight control. Recenthy, Measurex has introduced new technologies for this control. An infrared coat weight sensor measures the coat weight directly with a light profile filter. ProCoat is the intelligent coat weight profile control actuator with LAN-based communication. These features provide optimized results of the cross direction coat weight control. In addition, drying rate control calculates the “Gelpoint” and optimizes each drying device output to maintain the coat surface quality with minimum energy consumption. In this paper, we introduce the successful results of the ProCoat actuator and the infrared coat weight sensor.
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Applications and Effects
Tetsuya Noma
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
95-98
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Operator training was only a small part of the overall training challenge, but it was certainly an important part. The mill felt that mil wide simulation would be the most effective means of familiarizing operators with the processes.
This paper explains the effect and experience of the SACDA TRAINER system in Pulp and Paper processes and the standard model of Kamyr digester.
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The Latest Inverter Drive Technology
Hiroyuki Koide
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
99-104
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Hideyuki Hanafusa
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
105-110
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Recently those who are paper for their off-set printing have made a severer request on the raw material, i.e. paper, because defects on the raw material are defects of their products after all. The raw material quality should be compliance with what downstream processing requires. Here we summarize the trend among the downstream processors, and propose a optimum inspection system which may fit to its trend and requirements. We further propose the date processing system, based on QC-CIM, to analyze & diagnose various inspection date for quality assurance.
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Minoru Kosugi
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
111-122
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A boiler plant Unit No.1 for the Yufutsu Mill of Nippon Paper Industries Co., Ltd. which was constructed to reduce the cost of energy, started commercial operation in August, 1994.
This boiler utilizes the technology of circulating fluidized bed combustion. Recently, the technology has come into notice in the world because it provides low emissions and applicability for many kinds of fuels.
This paper discribes operating experience of circulating fluidized bed boiler for two years, especially the troubles with this boiler and countermeasures against them.
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Minoru Hosoya, Mamoru Shibata
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
123-128
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In 1989 p Cariboo Pulp & Paper Co., upgraded the existing recovery boiler capacity including an expanded composite tube furnace upgrade, a three level air system, radiant secondary superheater section, new economizer and others.In 1994 serious furnace waterwall leaks were experienced due to water circulation problems. Circulation modifications to the boiler resulted in a 24% capacity increase over the original design.
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Akira Yosida
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
129-133
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KAWASAKI KJ type recovery boiler
Takao Matsuda
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
134-139
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KAWASAKI KJ-16500 S type soda recovery boiler having a reaction furnace of KP black liquor of 2, 700 T/D capacity as dry solid basis, designated for Nippon Paper Industries Co., Ltd. Iwakuni mill is now under construction. This boiler is the largest soda recovery boiler in the world generating high pressure and high temperature steam (105 kg/cm
2·505°C) and a monumental project of KHI's a hundred years anniversary. This paper presents KHI's design concept, the newset technology, capability and reliability of composite tube for the soda recovery boiler.
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Shinichi Hara
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
140-145
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New ECF bleaching sequence introducing pretreatment stage (QX), pretreatment with a mixture of chelating agent (Q) and xylanase (X), was developed to allow the recovery of bleached effluent from several bleaching stages. The sequence was (QX) P
1HP
2D, and the filtrates from QX stage and P
1 stage were recovered and introduced to the mill recovery cycle.
Mill trials with new sequence showed 60% and 50% reduction of AOX and COD respectively in the effluent from the bleaching plant.
Quality of the pulp obtained by new sequence showed no significant difference from that obtained by conventional sequence.
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Hideyuki Soto
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
146-149
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W. Eric Wiley, Bruno S. Marcoccia, Masahiro Ohkubo, Chiaki Kawakami
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
150-161
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In the recent past there have been several major developments in the technology of continuous pulping systems. These developments encompass improvements in chip pre-steaming, in continuous chip feeding equipment, and in the process chemistry and process configuration of the cooking vessel itself. The Diamondback (TM) Chip Bin is a new atmospheric pre-steaming reactor capable of uniformly pretreating incoming wood chips without the use of any moving components. The Lo-Level (TM) Feed System is a new chip feeding system which provides for increased capacity enhanced flexibility in equipment layout, and decreased capital and operating costs. Lo-Solids (R) Pulping is new pulping process which results in improved pulp quality and improved digester operation. Combined, these developments represent a significant advancement in the technology of kraft pulping.
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Tatsuhito Ueki, Ian Bailey, Eric Hinze, Chris Moser
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
162-170
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Operation Experience of the Shoe Press for Newsprint
Yasuhiko Goh
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
171-175
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The Shoe Presses for Board and Packaging Paper Machines are very common and its advantage is well known in these days.
But recently, considering the 21st century Graphic Paper Machines, high speed machines are required and it is clear that the Shoe Press is one of the attractive article which can allow us to step into this high speed world.
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Koshi Tanimoto, Kazukiyo Kohno, Mitsuo Yamamoto, Toru Watanabe
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
176-181
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The qualities of the wound rolls are known to have a significant relationship to the internal stress distribution. In order to observe the performance of wound rolls, it is essential to predict the in-roll stress profile accurately. A new numerical simulation method of predicting the in-roll stress is developed, where the effect of the axial nip distribution, center torque and tension loss are considered. The experimental verifications are also presented, which show the good agreement of the internal stresses between numerical and experimental results. The performances of two types of reels are demonstrated. One type is that the spool is transferred from primary to secondary arm, while the other type is that the spool moves on the horizontal rail and center torque can also be controlled. The numerical results clarify that axial nip distribution along the cross machine direction has a significant effect upon the in-roll stresses. Evaluating the internal stresses due to the bending of the roll from its gravity and nip loading, the latter type of reel shows to have a better profile of winding.
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Makoto Miyake
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
182-186
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We started the preparation for obtaining ISO 9002 Resistration in Kanzaki Mill in December 1992 and succeeded it in June 1994.
Outlined below are the benefits we have acquired through our experience for obtaining the registration and by making use of the quality assurance system.
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Kunichika Murakami
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
187-191
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Nippon Paper Industries has developed a “Charter for the Conservation of the Environment.” As a body we are grappling with the issue of resource conservation. Due to the idea of “plant trees which we consume, ” we are especially concerned about conservation of trees overseas, mainly hard wood. Among our trials, the forest breeding methods applying to biotechnology, especially the method of micropropagation of elite trees, is described in this paper.
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Protecting Life, People and the Environment
Kenichi Michishita, Masahi Mizuno
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
192-197
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Reducing environmental burden as much as possible is the top priority for Hokuriku Electric Power Company. We are involved in a wide range of environmental protection activities from recycling to research on global warming prevention. These activities are conducted in a manner that is fully integrated with the region.
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Mutual Concern for Better Life
Kikunori Matsubara, Yoshinori Tajima
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
198-203
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1. In October 1995, Japan Ground Work Association was established after the model of GWA in England, and Oji was the first to join.
2. GWA means activities carried out through cooperation of people, governments and companies in the same local area to ensure better environment to live in.
3. Oji is now extensively pursuing GWA.
4. You will find here the outline GWA in England and Japan, and also how Oji is implementing it with a focus on recycling of disposable chop-sticks never re-used before.
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1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
204
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[in Japanese]
1997 Volume 51 Issue 1 Pages
205-207
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