RMCPL paired its retention and drainage aids with online charge analyzers, letting the mill dose chemistry against measured charge demand instead of habit.
Client: A leading paper millDelivered by Rishabh Metals & Chemicals
Reduction in fiber loss
Chemical spend saved
Fewer wet-end breaks
Payback period (months)
Where things stood
The mill ran retention chemistry at fixed dosages set years earlier. Furnish changes shifted charge demand hourly, so the machine oscillated between fiber loss into whitewater and overdosed, sticky wet-end chemistry — both expensive in different ways.
What we did
An online charge analyzer was installed at the wet end and calibrated against lab measurements. Retention and drainage aids were then re-selected and dosed dynamically against measured charge demand, with the applications team running trials across furnish grades.
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