Valmet SMART-PULP Operating And Installation Instructions page 43

SMART-PULP
0 1 2 3
(1): For pulps C, D, E and K
(1)+(2): For pulps L, J and F
(1)+(2)+(3): For pulps A, B and G
(4) Also suitable for this zone when flow velocity
variation is max. 1:2.
SMART-PULP HL
Figure 7.1b Flow velocities/consistency ranges/pulp types for different sensor options
(cont. from previous page)
Pulp type codes used in Fig. 7.1b
Code
Pulp type
A SW unbleached
SW bleached
B
HW unbleached
C
HW bleached
D
E Groundwood
RMP, TMP, CSF < 200 ml (SR > 52) 3)
F
RMP, TMP, CSF > 200 ml (SR < 52) 3)
G
Recycled fiber, OCC, unscreened
H
I Recycled fiber, unscreened
Recycled fiber, OCC, screened
J
Recycled fiber, screened
K
CTMP
L
3) Raw wood material; long-fibered.
To be noticed when choosing the sensor type:
Applications whose consistencies are enclosed in parentheses are not optimum
solutions in terms of the sensor for the specified pulp, but for other pulp types.
Smart Consistency Transmitter
4 5 6 7 8
Recipe code
for pulp type
SWU
SWB
HWU
HWB
G W
RMPL, TMPL
RMPH, TMPH
ROCCU
RCFU
ROCCS
RCFS
CTMP
(1)+(2): For pulps A and B
(1): For pulps C and D
SMART-PULP JL
Application ranges of sensor types (% Cs)
UL LL LS
0.7-3 1.5-6
(1.7-7)
0,7-3 1.5-6 (1.7-7)
1-3 (1.8-5) 1.8-7.5
1-3 (1.8-5)
1.8-7.5
1-4 1.8-7.5
0.7-3 3-6 1.5-6.5
0.7-3 1.5-4.5 3-6 (1.5-5)
1-3 1.5-8
1-5 1.8-8
1.5-5.5
0.7-3
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GL RL WS HL
4-16
(1.5-6)
1.5-6
4-16
(1.5-6)
1.5-6
5-16
1.7-6.5
1.8-6
5-16
1.7-6.5
1.8-6
5-16
1.7-5
5-16
1.5-5
4-16
2-8
2-8
1.5-7 4-16
5-16
1.7-8
4-16
(1.5-5)
JL