As tested in different European countries, separating the long fibers and short fibers in a deinking line enables the simplification of the deinking line and reduces energy consumption as well as capital requirements.
| Development Status | Products |
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Commercial
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Recovered Pulp
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| Parent Process: Recovered Fiber Pulping | |
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| Energy Savings Potential |
11 to 13% reductions in electricity consumption, and up to 40% reduction in thermal energy can be achieved. |
| CO2 Emission Reduction Potential |
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| Costs |
Capital reduction of 13 to 22% can be achieved compared to traditional de-inked pulp (DIP) lines. |
This Energy Guide discusses energy efficiency practices and energy-efficient technologies that can be implemented at the component, process, facility, and organizational levels.
