Improving paper machine efficiency with a new production aid, PaperCon2017

Papermakers are continually searching for ways to improve operating efficiency and reduce energy costs. Paper machines are frequently dryer or drainage limited. They can also have sheet strength issues. Retention and drainage programs have always been at the forefront of the papermaking process, impacting areas of performance and quality. Traditionally conventional inorganic or organic coagulant in combination with high molecular weight polyacrylamides are the products of choice; however, in today’s competitive environment, papermakers require a comprehensive solution.

Recently, Buckman has introduced a new production aid that provides drainage and retention with improved runnability. This paper will cover laboratory studies plus current applications  

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