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Trends in Pulp&Paper Automation
Antti Kaunonen
Senior Vice President, Technology and Business Development, Metso Automation
Professor, Tampere University of Technology
9.40-10.20
AUTOMATION AND CONTROL INSTITUTEAUTOMATION AND CONTROL INSTITUTETAMPERE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGYTAMPERE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
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Trends in Pulp&Paper AutomationOverview of presentation
• Introduction
• Technology push vs Market pull
• Market pull
• Technology push
• Summary
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Key points of the presentation
• Embedded P&P solutions through integration of process, machinery and automation knowhow
• Technology push from general ICT (Information and Communication Technology) extremely strong
• Lifecycle management view important
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Introduction
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Paper Consumption Million t/a -
1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 19950
10
20
30
40
Newsprint
Printing and Writing Papers
Expansion ofInternet/WWW
PCsMiniComputers
Radio,TVCinema
Laser Printers
CD-ROMs
MainframeComputers
ColourTV
CableTVVCRSatelliteTV
2000 2004F
Digi TV
Paper Consumption and Electronic Media in Western Europe
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World Consumption of Papermaking Fibre 1980-2015
Source: Jaakko Pöyry Consulting
today140 Mt/a
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Technology Push vs. Market Pull
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Some emerging technologies
Utilization of 3D environment and
simulations in RTD, engineering
and learning
Biotechnology
Micro machines, micro sensors
and nanotechnology
Digital printing
Wireless internet based
process automation
Sheet metal structures Laser cutting Laser welding
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Process management tomorrow
Technology Push- Embedded process management through
integrating process, machinery and automation knowhow
- IT and automation networks merge into one network
- Smart sensors and actuators with condition monitoring capabilities
- Best experts always close to you through remote diagnostics
- Mobile user interface provides freedom
- Internet+Wireless=Internet everywhere
Market Pull
- Minimize operational costs
- Maximized return on assets through lifecycle management
- Focus on core competencies
- IT and automation as a competitive tool to streamline processes
- Eco-efficiency
There always needs to be a market demand and justification to use technology as a tool to implement applications that provide the return
on investment required by normal business practice.
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Market pull
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Customers’ value generating processes: process performance of a paper making line depends on what you do or don’t
Performance Management
Predictive Maintenance
No Maintenance
Corrective Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance
Start-up Continuous production
Processperformance
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Technology push
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Maintenance Index
Time
Actions required
Performance Index
Time
Acceptable level
Best in industry
A
B
C
D
X
Y
ZA
C
B
D
From information to
knowledge Remote Service Center
Technology target
Intelligent Machines & Processes with Remote Service Capabilities
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Embedded process management through integrating process, machinery and automation knowhow
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Embedded process management through integrating process, machinery and automation knowhow
Machine BuildingKnowhow
ProcessKnowhow Automation
Knowhow
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Distruptive or emerging technologies from automation technology point of viewGeneral ICT development rules• Consumer driven hardware technology development dominates
- PC and other commercial hardware
- Hardware to be seen predominantly as a resource and not as a major potential to make money
• Defacto standards rule the world
- Ethernet replaces fieldbuses (except for EXi environments)
• Importance of software
- Software architecture is really the future automation application architecture
• Safety and Security coming more into picture
2004
“control in a box”
“next to control room”
“control in a shoebox””
“next to machine”
“insidemachine” -embeddedcontrol
“control in a pillbox”
“insidedevice” -assimilatedcontrol
“control in a chip”
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Embedded IO For Intelligent Actuators
IEC 61131-3 programmable fast control and logic
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IT and automation networks merge into one network
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Enabling Technologies - Maturing Standards
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Proposed ICT Architecture
Automationor
ProductionLAN
CustomerFireWall
OfficeLAN
Integration Architecture
SiteHub
Solution
AutomationSystem Asset Management
MES
ERP
FINANCE
HR
Automation LAN is a separated local area network which can keep the production running even in major security problems at Office LAN.
Condition Monitoring
CorporateEAI
CRM
Lab Solution
CMMS
Info Solution
Partner network
Metso Solution Suite
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Smart sensors and actuators with condition monitoring capabilities
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Intelligent Control Valve
Contactless position sensor - no wear
Protected from environment - dirt, water, vibration, electromagnetic….
Simplified construction means easy, low cost maintenance - quarter turn, pneumatic actuator
Rugged material - metal seats, special coatings
Electronics can be updated - follow the latest technology (e.g. FF, Profibus PA)
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Field Browser™ warns and alerts on-line
mobile
ALERT! e-mailIn
tern
et /
Intra
net
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Measurement Array DetailRunnability AirRunnability Air
Illumination Module
Array Sweeping Drive
Detection Fibers
IQInsightFast moisture measurement
IQInsight fast moisture measurement
• Embedded design
• Enables MD/CD resolution
- Disturbance detection
- Fast controls
Embedded design
Time (min)CD position (cm)
% M
ois
ture
ConventionalScanner
MD cycle clearly seen
Time (min)
IQInsight
CD position (cm)
% M
ois
ture
A confusing picture
MD and CD resolution
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Best experts always close to you through remote diagnostics
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Best experts always close to youRemote service through networks
Metso AutomationTampere, Finland
Paperboard IndustriesToronto, Canada
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Mobile user interface provides freedom
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Wearable computers
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Wireless user interface
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Summary
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Date16.3.2004Securing the Skills for the New Millennium
Summary
• Embedded P&P solutions through integration of process, machinery and automation knowhow
• Technology push from general ICT (Information and Communication Technology) extremely strong
• Lifecycle management view important