LEADING IN Online Water Analysis for the E pulp and paper INDUSTRY
Manufacturing pulp and paper requires a substantial amount of water. The pulp and paper industry is the largest industrial consumer of water in Western countries. This requires an innovative water analysis solution provider that can reduce contaminants, reduce impacting quality on production yields, and reduce the water loss caused by inefficiencies. There is growing concern about water efficiency and quality.
More than 50% of the pulp and paper industry water use is for process water. This process water is contaminated during the manufacturing process with sediment, effluent solids, chemical oxygen demand (COD), total organic carbon (TOC), and biological oxygen demand (BOD) contaminants.
Challenging water analysis issues:
- Wastewater reuse
- Water quality discharge regulations
Typical Water Use in the Pulp and Paper Industry:
Pulp & Paper Recycling
Cooking wood chips to make pulp
Bleaching Process
medium washing pulpwood
Transporting the Ingredients of Paper
medium for cleaning the equipment
Our LAR online water analyzers are designed to ensure accuracy, safety, save water, energy, help control costs, and safeguard your equipment and process. Our online water analysis solutions help you maintain compliance and improve your overall product quality.
Protect Your Water Supply Seamlessly
Control and monitor the raw water content and reduce treatment processes to help protect your critical equipment. Keep your paper production online and control costs. Our analyzers are modular and flexible, can measure up to six different sample streams and configurable for additional detections. A variety of housings enables the analyzer to be installed safely, even in harsh and hazardous environments.
Gain Confidence in Your Wastewater Monitoring
Seamlessly measure Total Organic Carbon (TOC) and Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) and other contaminants in your paper production to be compliant with all environmental and industrial regulations.
- UV persulfate oxidation measurement method
- Certified housing for EX zones with options for ATEX, IECEx, etc.
- US EPA 415.1-compliant
- Only TOC analyzer that monitors up to six streams and any combination of TOC, COD, TOD or Nitrogen
- Models available to monitor from ultra-pure water to high-solids waste streams
- Operating at 1200°C, the highest temperature combustion analyzer available – captures ALL organics, including volatile and “difficult to combust” organics
