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Setting New Production Records with Improved Control Performance

Jim Cahill

I saw an email about a success at a northern U.S. paper maker that set a new production record. To whom did they attribute this success? Since this is a blog about the experts around Emerson Process Management, you might guess the answer. And you’d be correct. They attributed their new production record to the work of our Control Performance team and their process and control study process. I caught up with Andrew…
- 7 Dec 2006
Setting New Production Records with Improved Control Performance

Jim Cahill

I saw an email about a success at a northern U.S. paper maker that set a new production record. To whom did they attribute this success? Since this is a blog about the experts around Emerson Process Management, you might guess the answer. And you’d be correct. They attributed their new production record to the work of our Control Performance team and their process and control study process. I caught up with Andrew…
- 7 Dec 2006
Setting New Production Records with Improved Control Performance

Jim Cahill

I saw an email about a success at a northern U.S. paper maker that set a new production record. To whom did they attribute this success? Since this is a blog about the experts around Emerson Process Management, you might guess the answer. And you’d be correct. They attributed their new production record to the work of our Control Performance team and their process and control study process. I caught up with Andrew…
- 7 Dec 2006
Setting New Production Records with Improved Control Performance

Jim Cahill

I saw an email about a success at a northern U.S. paper maker that set a new production record. To whom did they attribute this success? Since this is a blog about the experts around Emerson Process Management, you might guess the answer. And you’d be...
- 7 Dec 2006
Setting New Production Records with Improved Control Performance

Jim Cahill

I saw an email about a success at a northern U.S. paper maker that set a new production record. To whom did they attribute this success? Since this is a blog about the experts around Emerson Process Management, you might guess the answer. And you’d be correct. They attributed their new production record to the work of our Control Performance team and their process and control study process. I caught up with Andrew…
- 7 Dec 2006
Setting New Production Records with Improved Control Performance

Jim Cahill

I saw an email about a success at a northern U.S. paper maker that set a new production record. To whom did they attribute this success? Since this is a blog about the experts around Emerson Process Management, you might guess the answer. And you’d be correct. They attributed their new production record to the work of our Control Performance team and their process and control study process. I caught up with Andrew…
- 7 Dec 2006
Setting New Production Records with Improved Control Performance

Jim Cahill

I saw an email about a success at a northern U.S. paper maker that set a new production record. To whom did they attribute this success? Since this is a blog about the experts around Emerson Process Management, you might guess the answer. And you’d be correct. They attributed their new production record to the work of our Control Performance team and their process and control study process. I caught up with Andrew…
- 7 Dec 2006
Chemical Recovery Boiler Performance Efficiency

Jim Cahill

We discussed improvement of multi-fuel boilers in an earlier post. Similarly, pulp and paper manufacturers often wrestle with chemical recovery boilers because of the complexity of the combustion process. This complexity is largely driven by the variability in the “fuel” ( black liquor ) and often by swings in production rate. The variation in the BTU content of the incoming black liquor can cause difficulty in meeting…
- 13 Jun 2006
Chemical Recovery Boiler Performance Efficiency

Jim Cahill

We discussed improvement of multi-fuel boilers in an earlier post. Similarly, pulp and paper manufacturers often wrestle with chemical recovery boilers because of the complexity of the combustion process. This complexity is largely driven by the variability in the “fuel” ( black liquor ) and often by swings in production rate. The variation in the BTU content of the incoming black liquor can cause difficulty in meeting…
- 13 Jun 2006
Chemical Recovery Boiler Performance Efficiency

Jim Cahill

We discussed improvement of multi-fuel boilers in an earlier post. Similarly, pulp and paper manufacturers often wrestle with chemical recovery boilers because of the complexity of the combustion process. This complexity is largely driven by the variability in the “fuel” ( black liquor ) and often by swings in production rate. The variation in the BTU content of the incoming black liquor can cause difficulty in meeting…
- 13 Jun 2006
Chemical Recovery Boiler Performance Efficiency

Jim Cahill

We discussed improvement of multi-fuel boilers in an earlier post. Similarly, pulp and paper manufacturers often wrestle with chemical recovery boilers because of the complexity of the combustion process. This complexity is largely driven by the variability...
- 13 Jun 2006
Chemical Recovery Boiler Performance Efficiency

Jim Cahill

We discussed improvement of multi-fuel boilers in an earlier post. Similarly, pulp and paper manufacturers often wrestle with chemical recovery boilers because of the complexity of the combustion process. This complexity is largely driven by the variability in the “fuel” ( black liquor ) and often by swings in production rate. The variation in the BTU content of the incoming black liquor can cause difficulty in meeting…
- 13 Jun 2006
Chemical Recovery Boiler Performance Efficiency

Jim Cahill

We discussed improvement of multi-fuel boilers in an earlier post. Similarly, pulp and paper manufacturers often wrestle with chemical recovery boilers because of the complexity of the combustion process. This complexity is largely driven by the variability in the “fuel” ( black liquor ) and often by swings in production rate. The variation in the BTU content of the incoming black liquor can cause difficulty in meeting…
- 13 Jun 2006
Chemical Recovery Boiler Performance Efficiency

Jim Cahill

We discussed improvement of multi-fuel boilers in an earlier post. Similarly, pulp and paper manufacturers often wrestle with chemical recovery boilers because of the complexity of the combustion process. This complexity is largely driven by the variability in the “fuel” ( black liquor ) and often by swings in production rate. The variation in the BTU content of the incoming black liquor can cause difficulty in meeting…
- 13 Jun 2006
Improving Multi-Fuel Boiler Performance

Jim Cahill

As process manufacturers grapple with high fuel costs to create the steam for their processes, they often look to increase the use of biomass and alternate fuels in their boilers. The key measurement is typically the cost per pound of steam. This can...
- 1 Jun 2006
Improving Multi-Fuel Boiler Performance

Jim Cahill

As process manufacturers grapple with high fuel costs to create the steam for their processes, they often look to increase the use of biomass and alternate fuels in their boilers. vThe key measurement is typically the cost per pound of steam. This can be reduced by maximizing the use of cheaper fuels like wood, stoker coal, and other forms of biomass while minimizing the use of natural gas and oil. I spoke with Chip…
- 1 Jun 2006
Improving Multi-Fuel Boiler Performance

Jim Cahill

As process manufacturers grapple with high fuel costs to create the steam for their processes, they often look to increase the use of biomass and alternate fuels in their boilers. vThe key measurement is typically the cost per pound of steam. This can be reduced by maximizing the use of cheaper fuels like wood, stoker coal, and other forms of biomass while minimizing the use of natural gas and oil. I spoke with Chip…
- 1 Jun 2006
Improving Multi-Fuel Boiler Performance

Jim Cahill

As process manufacturers grapple with high fuel costs to create the steam for their processes, they often look to increase the use of biomass and alternate fuels in their boilers. vThe key measurement is typically the cost per pound of steam. This can be reduced by maximizing the use of cheaper fuels like wood, stoker coal, and other forms of biomass while minimizing the use of natural gas and oil. I spoke with Chip…
- 1 Jun 2006