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Fermeture des circuits dans un procédé de désencrage: analyse et simulation

2004
Journal Articles

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On a développé six stragégies de réduction de la consommation d’eau fraîche dans un atelier de désencrage de vieux papiers par la réutilisation de l’eau blanche excédentaire d’un atelier de papier voisin. Pour réaliser l’étude, on a établi et validé une simulation détaillée de l’atelier en régime permanent sur plate-forme WINGEMS. La réconciliation des données a été effectuée à l’aide du logiciel VALI III. L’implantation des stratégies permettrait de réaliser des économies d’eau fraîche allant de 15 à 70% de la consommation du cas de base et s’accompagnerait d’une augmentation de MDT dans la pâte désencréesans doute tolérable dans la plupart des cas.

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2004
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/a3963009-891d-4c47-be37-d4f7aa3301ce

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