Asia Pulp and Paper APP set particularly high standards for the ventilation system of the world’s largest pulp and paper mill, OKI, to be built in Indonesia. They were met by TM Systems’ HVAC system. TM Systems is one of the key suppliers in this massive project.
Case: OKI Pulp and Paper, Palembang Mill in Indonesia for Asia Pulp and Paper
Goals
The humid weather conditions in Indonesia set exceptionally high requirements for controlling ventilation, temperature and air humidity.
For example, the air temperature in one laboratory is set to be +23 °C, and the air humidity 50 % with a tolerance of 1 %.
Solution
HVAC for auxiliary rooms.
How it works
An effective ventilation system keeps the indoor temperature, relative humidity and atmospheric pressure within desired tolerances, while chemical filters remove corrosive impurities which are harmful for electrical components.
Qualifications
The best technology available to meet the exceptionally high requirements. Modularity of the HVAC system, as the project expanded. TM Systems was able to provide better solutions than the competition which reduced the investment cost. Long-term cooperation with TM Systems and good results in previous projects.
Benefits
Optimizing the supply of fresh air minimizes the energy usage. Providing ideal working conditions for personnel. The controlled air temperature and humidity helps to avoid condensation, deterioration and corrosion of the building, machinery and electronic devices, thus increasing their lifetime. Reducing production downtime. On-time quality delivery – no delays on our deliveries.
Timetable
The execution of this massive project started in 2013. TM Systems was chosen to be one of the key suppliers in 2014. Delivery of the HVAC modules – 150 containers altogether – took place in 2015, followed by installation and testing.
OKI Pulp and Paper Mills is set to start production at the end of 2016 or in early 2017.
For more information, please contact:
Markus Hallapuro
TM Systems
markus.hallapuro@tmsystems.com
tel +358 2 419 5500
22.3.2016