Industrial papercraft
Monitor the health and performance of your rotating machinery in the paper industry
In the paper industry, the continuity of production, the constraints of access in humid environments, and the requirements for product quality make the monitoring of electrical machines more complex.
Operational constraints
Secure and optimize your operations
The slightest unexpected failure leads to colossal financial losses: paper sheet breaks, massive production stops, and delivery delays. Ensuring zero unplanned downtime is vital.
Availability of critical machines
A paper mill is a synchronized system. If one critical machine stops, the entire line stops as well, requiring hours to re-start and stabilize production.
Wet and corrosive environments
Your machines endure constant humidity, steam, and chemicals. External sensors oxidize or detach; monitoring from the cabinet is the reliable solution.
Quality of the finished products
Is wear and tear on your machines causing production delays? Anticipating mechanical malfunctions ensures paper that meets your customers' specifications.
Optimization of energy costs
The preparation of the dough and drying are extremely energy-consuming processes. Monitoring the health of your heavy-duty engines is the number one lever for reducing your operating costs and your carbon footprint.
RED In the paper industry
Surveillance designed to meet your specific site constraints
RED deploys the measure in the electrical cabinet and monitors the entire machine from a single point, to facilitate the monitoring of scattered, exposed or heavily loaded equipment.
Severe off-field sensor
The RED is installed in the electrical cabinet, away from the production area and protected from dust, shocks, and other hazards.
Only one sensor per machine
A single measurement point to monitor the engine and the load it is carrying, minimizing instrumentation for an extended fleet.
Mechanical, electrical and energy vision
RED combines these 3 types of data to provide a more comprehensive and reliable reading of the health and performance of the equipment.
AT EVERY STEP OF THE PROCESS
What equipment can you monitor with RED?
In the paper industry, the continuity of production, the constraints of access in humid and corrosive environments, and the requirements for product quality make the monitoring of electric motors more complex.
Necessary for cooling your lines, cooling pumps are critical for your installations. On these strategic flows, our solution identifies:
Cavitation and vacuum operation
Disalignment and defects in anchoring or coupling
Discharges from hydraulic loading or operation
Degradation or wear of the blades
Electrical defects and abnormal changes in consumption
Use case
Some concrete cases...
Anticipate failures and secure your production
Continued monitoring to prevent critical outages and optimize energy performance.