T&B, Thomas&Betts Pulp and Paper 현장 최적의 라인업 소개

T&B, Thomas&Betts Pulp and Paper 현장 최적의 라인업 소개

 

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T&B, Thomas&Betts

Electrical Solutions for Pulp and Paper Processing Facilities

 

T&B(TnB), Thomas&Betts, Engineered solutions for every application area

 

• Wood Preparation
• Cooking
• Washing
• Screening
• Bleaching
• Pulping
• Chemical Recovery
• Drying
• Forming
• Papermaking

 

 

T&B(TnB), Pulp & Paper

At Thomas & Betts, we understand the challenges you face in the pulp and paper processing industry today. We’re focused on providing electrical solutions that address the critical issues in every area of your operation, so you can focus on plant sustainability, personnel safety, cost, quality, flexibility, and regulatory challenges across the production cycle. Our family of electrical solutions matches specific application criteria from start to finish inside processing areas, assuring the quality and reliability of your electrical system throughout your facility, from incoming raw materials through shipping of finished goods. And with the industry’s most efficient distribution system, we’re prepared to meet your ongoing MRO, OEM and construction needs today.

 

 

 

 

T&B, Electrical Solutions for Pulp and Paper Processing Facilities

 

 

T&B(TnB), Continuous Operation & Sustainability

Pulp and paper processing facilities typically operate 24/7. Methods used to avoid extremely high-cost downtime include specifying higher performing
equipment and materials to extend electrical system life and reduce lifecycle costs, scheduling preventive maintenance at specific intervals instead of waiting for equipment failure, and the use of plug-and-play power systems to keep individual processes operating while performing maintenance in other areas. To minimize plant downtime and improve revenues,
Thomas & Betts offers you the following solutions:

• Long-lasting electrical systems to extend lifecycle, reduce capital expenditures and maintenance costs and increase Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)

• Installation training certification to help ensure plant reliability
• Qualified technical personnel to assist you in quickly getting your plant back online
• A deep electrical solution offering to standardize your electrical system and ensure that you have the products you need on hand at your local supplier

 

 

T&B(TnB), Corrosion & Harsh Environment Protection

Pulp and paper processing involves corrosive agents that cause fast and irreversible deterioration, such as hydrogen peroxide, chlorine or other chemicals used for bleaching pulp, as well as harsh cleaning chemicals,
abrasive raw materials, moisture, heat and humidity. According to a study commissioned by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration, corrosion costs the U.S. pulp and paper industry an estimated $6 billion annually.

* Production problems caused by corrosion include:

• Equipment failure and shortened life
• Poor electrical system reliability caused by highresistance connections
• Long maintenance repair time due to corroded parts
• Safety hazards

The use of corrosion-resistant materials is critical to extending the life and reliability of your electrical system. Thomas & Betts offers electrical system
components in aluminum, stainless steel, specialty alloys, non-metallic and PVC-coated materials as a solution to your corrosion issues. Please refer to page 20 for more information on the resistance of these and other materials to various chemicals.

* “Corrosion Costs and Preventive Strategies in the United States,” Publication No. FHWA-RD-01-156, 2002; commissioned and funded by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration (DOT), Y. Paul Virmani, project manager; conducted by Gerhardus H. Koch, Michiel P.H. Brongers and Neil G. Thompson of CC Technologies Laboratories, Inc., of Dublin, Ohio, in association with J.H. Payer, Ph.D. of Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio; sponsored by NACE International of Houston, Texas.

 

 

T&B(TnB), Extreme Temperature Protection

The pulping process involves cooking raw materials at elevated temperatures with steam in excess of 200° C. In addition to heat from pulping, drying and
other processes, high plant floor usage and industrial lighting fixtures also contribute to increased ambient temperatures around the electrical system. While electrical system challenges in pulp and paper processing usually result from high temperatures, outdoor processes and their electrical systems
can be exposed to below-freezing temperatures. Thomas & Betts’ solutions address issues that can result from extreme temperatures, including:

 

• Components in or near high-temperature processing areas can soften and fail
• Components may melt and destroy other nearby equipment or contaminate pulp or paper products
• Components in extremely high-temperature areas can catch fire and burn
• Thermal expansion and contraction damages conduit systems
• Components can become brittle and fail at low temperatures, particularly in outdoor areas

 

 

T&B(TnB), Liquid Ingress Protection

Liquid exposure is a given in pulp and paper processing due to the wet nature of the operations, from pulping to slurry.
When specifying electrical systems for pulp and paper processing facilities, consider the following issues relating to liquid exposure:

• Liquid ingress can deteriorate or short out an electrical system immediately or over time
• Electrical system components designed with round surfaces help to shed  liquids and contaminants, rather than creating a shelf where they can collect

Thomas & Betts offers you electrical system solutions that protect against liquid, moisture and dust ingress

 

 

T&B(TnB), Safety & Contamination

Safety in pulp and paper processing includes potential injury to personnel, product and the environment. These include:

• Electrical shock from exposed wiring
• Personal injury from rollers, cutting blades and other equipment
• Exposure to harsh chemicals, steam and extreme temperatures
• Contamination of pulp and/or paper product
• Hazardous waste and emissions from chemicals used in pulping,
bleaching, cleaning, water treatment and other operations

 

Thomas & Betts offers product solutions designed to perform in the harshest of environments to protect your employees and prevent contamination of your
product. And since up to 70% of paper mill losses can be attributed to human error,* Thomas & Betts can provide onsite electrical safety training to help you
establish Best Practices for the use and application of our products in your processing operation. * Source: FM Global Insurance Company and Pulp & Paper International (PPI) Magazine, December 2011.

 

 

T&B(TnB), Hazardous Location Protection

The National Electrical Code® (NEC®) defines hazardous locations as areas where the possibility of explosion and fire is created by the presence
of flammable gases, vapors, dust, fibers or flyings. In pulp and paper  processing facilities, hazardous locations may be present due to gases or chemicals, which fall under NEC® Class I, due to the presence of combustible dust, which falls under NEC® Class II, or from the presence of fibers and flyings from wood processing, classified as NEC® Class III.
Typical hazardous locations include:

• Lumber yard/wood chipping
• Chemical processing and storage

To protect your facility, equipment and employees, Thomas & Betts offers a wide variety of highperformance explosion-proof solutions designed to prevent or contain explosion in the classified hazardous locations of a paper manufacturing facility. National Electrical Code and NEC are registered trademarks of the National Fire Protection Association, Inc

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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