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News Release from: Elga Process Water | Subject: MORO and MODI
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 16 May 2008
Elga keeps the Sunday newspaper presses
rolling
The Elga Process Water Aquamove mobile plant was able to ensure that the Sunday papers could be delivered after a failure in the Aylesford Newsprint papermill water treatment plant
Aylesford Newsprint in Kent supply on average 400,000 tonnes of 100% recycled newsprint to National, Regional and European press rooms each year, but supplies of newsprint could have been seriously affected when the water treatment plant at the paper mill failed Fortunately Elga Process Water was on hand to come to the rescue with emergency mobile water treatment plant
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 9 Jan 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Steam and power for the Aylesford mill is supplied by an on-site combined heat and power plant.
The boiler is supplied with 120m3/h of water which is taken from the site borehole and purified using an ion exchange de-ionisation plant.
A mistake with a chemical delivery resulted in the steam raising plant being taken off-line until the problem could be resolved.
As a contingency measure, the mobile demineralisation plant plan was activated.
"We didn't, at first, know what had happened", says Aylesford's John Tyler "but with only the reserve feedwater tank, the boiler was going to run out of water within 24 hours".
Elga Process Water provided an instant response with the Aquamove mobile plant fleet which was on site at Aylesford by Saturday morning to keep the mill going.
The Elga Process Water Aquamove MORO (mobile reverse osmosis units) and MODI (mobile ion exchange systems) are installed in standard containers which are insulated and supplied with heating, lighting and all necessary safety equipment.
They provide pure water anytime and anywhere for a wide range of requirements from emergency pure water supplies, to rental for capacity management, maintenance shut downs or outage cover, with 24 hour, 7 days a week response.
"The response from Elga Process Water was great" says John, "they did exactly what they promised and we didn't lose any production".
So the UK Sunday papers were on the breakfast tables as usual.
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