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<strong>Pulp</strong> mills in Indonesia fulfill their energy<br />

requirement by them self by power plant operations<br />

through co-generation systems (cogeneration system). The<br />

energy provided in the <strong>for</strong>m of heat or steam and electricity<br />

energy to drive machinery. In the pulp mill there are only 2<br />

types of boilers is the recovery boiler and power boiler.<br />

Approximately 70% of energy supplied from the recovery<br />

boiler while the rest is supplied from the power boiler.<br />

Figure 2.2 shows a diagram of energy distribution in<br />

the pulping process. For recovery boiler, fuel obtained from<br />

black liquor which is a liquid reaction products between<br />

cooking chemicals (white liquor) with wood raw material.<br />

This fluid is obtained from the pulping process after<br />

concentration. Energy supply in the recovery boiler is one<br />

cycle of the chemicals recovery process in the Kraft pulping<br />

process. Fuel power boilers consist of biomass derived<br />

from barking and reject screening process wood flakes (pin<br />

chips and fines chips). To add calorific value of biomass it<br />

is usually mixed with coal.<br />

Theoretically, the Recovery Boiler produce steam is<br />

15.8 GJ / ADT and electricity 655 kWh / ADT. Steam<br />

needed is fulfilled by the Recovery Boiler, and the rest of<br />

electricity needed met by the bark-fired boilers.<br />

2.2 <strong>Paper</strong>making <strong>Tech</strong>nology<br />

<strong>Paper</strong> is made from three main materials, namely<br />

fiber, water, and additives. All of these materials are<br />

processed in stock preparation, then sent to the paper<br />

machine to <strong>for</strong>m sheets, then pressed and dried. In<br />

general, the process of papermaking can be seen in Figure<br />

2.3.<br />

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