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APP Group Embraces Circular Bio-Economy, Integrates Water Treatment with Energy Recovery

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APP Group is strengthening its commitment to water conservation through a circular bio-economy model that emphasizes resource efficiency and waste minimization. A key element to this approach is the innovative reuse of biosludge—a byproduct of wastewater treatment that is utilized as a renewable energy source, creating a closed loop. Another......
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Emami Paper Mills Boosts Water Efficiency, Increases Recycled Water Usage by 28% in 1 Year

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Emami Paper Mills have made a significant stride in enhancing its water efficiency, increasing its recycled water usage by 28% within a single year. Notably, 30% of the company’s daily water consumption is fulfilled through reclaimed water and 50% of the treated water is repurposed for irrigation. In an exclusive......
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Seshasayee Paper and Boards Aims to Achieve Full Water Circularity

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Seshasayee Paper and Boards Limited (SPB), a flagship company of the SPB-ESVIN Group, engaged in the business of manufacture and sale of writing and printing paper, envisions a transition to full water circularity, where every drop of water used in the mill is either reused internally or recovered for secondary......
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Pakka Aims to Reduce Water Consumption to 22 m³/ton by 2030

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Pakka Limited has achieved an average water consumption of approximately 36 m³ per ton of finished product, well below the statutory guideline of 50 m³/ton. The company has reduced freshwater usage in its paper machines by over 90% and is currently reusing about 50% of the total treated water within......
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Chandpur Paper Committed to Water Circularity, Aligns With Regulatory Requirement

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Chandpur Paper’s approach to water circularity has evolved from merely reducing freshwater consumption to actively reusing treated effluents, aiming to establish a closed-loop system. The company has adopted advanced technologies, including upgraded showering systems and kidney technologies like microscreen filters to maximize wastewater usage, thereby reducing freshwater consumption and enhancing......
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JK Paper: Leading the Way in Water Efficiency

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With the rising concern for water stress, JK Paper has always been committed to conserving water. The company has adopted proactive measures to focus on water resource development in irrigated areas. JK Paper is not only redefining industry standards but also shaping a brighter future for generations to come. It......
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Pakka Aims to Reduce Freshwater Consumption to 25 kl/MT in 2024-25

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Established in 1981, Pakka Limited has evolved into one of the leaders in compostable packaging solutions, aiming to ensure a cleaner planet. It ensures water efficiency by reducing wastewater at its source. The company uses state-of-the-art technologies like Micro Plate Settler (MPS) to separate reject fibres from paper machine backwater......
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Essity and Voith Partner to Develop Sustainable Tissue-Production Process

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Essity and Voith have come together to develop a sustainable CO2-neutralized tissue-production process. The process will reduce the freshwater consumption requirement by 95 percent and energy consumption by 40 percent. March 23, 2023 Essity has contracted Voith to co-develop a new sustainable tissue-making process. The new disruptive concept will revolutionize......
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Sidhu Engineering: Solutions for Judicious Water Management in Papermaking

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Established in 1985, Sidhu Engineering Works is a well-known name in India for world-class spray showers, nozzles, oscillators, robo cleaners, and filters. In an exclusive conversation with Paper Mart magazine, Mr. Rahul Basra, Technical Director, Sidhu Engineering Works, talks about the journey of the company, the products & services for......
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“SIL proposes to install UF-RO System for recycling of 3000 m3 of treated effluent initially to further reduce the freshwater consumption and we are exploring different technologies for their technical and commercial viability.”

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Paper Mart: How do you implement the water treatment process to facilitate the recycling of water and what are your different wastewater treatment strategies? R. K. Bhandari: Paper industry is one of the most water-intensive industries and both the Government as well as the industry are well aware of their......