Pulp and paper are manufactured from cellulose fibers that usually come from chipped wood, recycled paper, or agricultural products, through a series of pressing and drying processes.
The production of pulp and paper is usually carried out by the kraft process, and involves a lime kiln, recovery boiler and power boiler, all of which generate emissions.
Monitoring combustion reaction gases in the kraft process helps support efficiency, improve safety and reduce costs. Additionally, process emissions must be monitored to control pollution.
Our extensive knowledge of combustion control and emissions monitoring plays a key role in the pulp and paper industry. Our trusted analyzers provide important process-control measurements for oxygen as well as critical emission measurements for sulfur dioxide and NOx.