Mill Water Quality in the pulp and paper Industry: Quality Considerations & Treatment Options, PaperCon 2016

Different water sources and forms of water contamination can present different challenges to both integrated pulp / paper Mills and non-integrated paper / tissue Mills whether it is the variability of surface sources or the high mineral content of ground water sources. At the same time, different processes in the mill require different levels of purity, from clarified and sand filtered water to high-purity DI water for high-pressure boilers.

This paper will discuss what different water quality levels can be expected throughout the paper Making process and what types of technologies are available to efficiently achieve the quality required. Details of contaminants in both surface water and groundwater supply will be reviewed, along with the information needed to guide the reader towards potential solutions. Examples of water quality projects will provide an actual case application and identify the potential benefits for water quality improvements.

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