Chemical recovery boilers
ANDRITZ provides chemical regeneration processes for all pulping technologies.
The challenge
The chemical recovery boiler is an essential part of the pulp production process as it recovers and regenerates cooking liquors. The challenge is to select a recovery boiler that not only recovers chemicals and generates power efficiently, but also does this in a safe, reliable, and environmentally sound process.
The solution
ANDRITZ chemical recovery boilers offer designs capable of maximizing the production of green energy, with minimum emissions, while also recovering chemicals efficiently for the fiberline.
Sulfite recovery boiler (SulfitePower), at Sappi Saiccor, South Africa
ANDRITZ supplies complete chemical recovery boiler plants, typically on an EPC basis (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction of the entire system, including support structures, boiler house, and automation). Alternatively, the recovery boiler plant can be delivered as an EP project, in which case erection and installation work are performed by others. If requested, ANDRITZ is also able to deliver the “bare boiler” only, i.e. all pressure parts of the boiler. In that case, other equipment and sub-systems can be engineered in co-operation with the customer.
Chemical recovery boilers available from ANDRITZ
- High energy kraft recovery boilers (HERB)
- Boilers for CTMP and APMP effluents (SodEx)
- Sulfite boilers (SulfitePower)
- Sodium boilers (SodEx)
- Major upgrades and modernization components
