The finished product shipment shop ensures timely and continuous acceptance of paper from the elevator of the paper machine, which is sorted in the warehouse and stored according in designated locations.
Finished products are accounted for using a computer system in which one can find out all the information about each roll of paper – how this roll was processed, its indicators and the time of shipping.Finished products are shipped by rail and road to more than 80 countries around the world.
The casting, molding, pressing and dewatering of the paper web takes place on the high-speed paper machine No. 8 by VOITH (Germany), which was put into operation in October 1994.The speed of paper machine No. 8 is 1300 meters per minute!The productivity of the machine is 250,000 tons of products per year.
The finished products are wound on the tambour shaft, removed from the paper machine roll using a crane and transferred to the cutting machines.Then, on a longitudinal cutting machine, the paper is cut into rolls of the required formats.The rolls are delivered by conveyors to the packaging line, where they are packed in water-resistant wrapping paper and sent to the warehouse.
The thermomechanical pulp is manufactured in the TMP workshop by two-stage grinding of steamed chips on disk refiners under pressure.
The thermomechanical pulp obtained at refiners after sorting, cleaning, deaeration and bleaching is piped from the TMP shop to the storage tanks of paper shop No. 3, and from there to the paper machine No. 8.
Commercial wood chips and spruce wood are delivered here by motor transport, by rail and by barges by water during the navigation season, which is sawn, freed from the bark and crushed until technological chips are obtained in chopping machines.
From the wood preparation workshop, the chips are sent via an automatic conveyor line for cumulus storage to a specially designated site, and then to the thermomechanical pulp workshop.
All bark-wood waste together with sewage treatment plant sediments are disposed of by incineration to produce thermal energy as a by-product in a powerful heat recovery boiler by WELLONS (USA) with a capacity of 65 tons of steam per hour.
The ash formed as a result of waste incineration is cooled and removed using a water-filled chain conveyor of the Finnish company LAITEX and does not pose a threat of environmental pollution.
