Industry
Pulp and paper industry
In the pulp and paper industry, competition is global. Efficiency is the key to success.
Rising costs for raw materials, energy and labour demand precise process control. IndMeas helps operators in the pulp and paper industry improve production efficiency throughout the entire production chain: reducing costs, minimising raw material waste, and optimising energy and water use. Simultaneously, we help companies meet increasingly stringent environmental requirements and emission limits that markets and customers are increasingly demanding.
How we drive your production efficiency
Improving energy efficiency requires continuous monitoring and development, but it shouldn’t drain your internal resources. We improve raw material efficiency by optimising fiber and chemical consumption and minimising waste, which translates directly into lower production costs. It is also possible to optimise water usage and reduce consumption throughout the process without compromising production quality or volume. By leveraging reliable data, you can achieve your emission targets and develop your processes toward more sustainable production, driven by facts and clear objectives.
Our services for the pulp and paper industry
Calibration services
Ensure absolute accuracy of measurements and billing. Eliminate financial losses caused by inaccurate data.
HeatMonitor online quality control
Ensures the continuous accuracy of your measurement data and provides a reliable view of your processes every day of the year.
HeatHamster
Optimise energy efficiency and prioritise savings measures. Turn waste flows into measurable profitability.
HeatHummingbird
Maximise the profitability of thermal power generation through accurate data and process optimisation.
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Case Turun seudun puhdistamo Oy
Field calibrations ensure transparency and accuracy in cost allocation
Turun seudun puhdistamo Oy is owned by 14 municipalities and Turku Energia. The company treats the wastewater of its member municipalities and recovers waste heat from the treated water for Turku Energia’s district heating network.
