This page describes the CPL proprietary cooking
systems.
CPL offers two families of
Kraft batch cooking systems
The Digester Steam Saver system (DSS - Patent Pending) is designed for steam
savings. The Displacement Digester System (DDS - Patent Pending) is designed for a higher
steam saving than the DSS as well as adding chemical benefits for low kappa high
strength fiber (extended delignification). The following table is a
summary of the systems offered and is organized:
| From the top to the bottom in increasing capital
investment |
| From the top to the bottom in decreasing operational
costs |
| From the top to the bottom in additional equipment indicating that any
systems can be upgraded at a future date (that is, all equipment is utilized
from one to the next advanced) |
Table of Cooking Systems Comparisons
Product |
Steam
Consumption |
Washing in
Digester |
Cooking
Chemistry |
D S S
F a m i l y |
DSS Type R |
1.4 mton/odmt
pulp |
|
conventional
kraft |
DSS Type D |
1.1 mton/odmt
pulp |
one vacuum
washer |
conventional
kraft |
D D S
F a m i l y |
DDS Model P |
0.65 mton/odmt
pulp |
one vacuum
washer |
kraft extended
delignification |
DDS Model G |
0.55 mton/odmt
pulp |
one vacuum
washer |
kraft extended
delignification |
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DDS -
Displacement Digesting Systems
(Patent Pending)
-
We supply Displacement Digester cooking
systems for hardwood, tropical hardwood,
softwood and bamboo. The Displacement
Digester System (DDS) is based on the Beloit RDH process and is proven
using bamboo as a furnish. These systems reuse the spent
cooking liquor to impart chemical benefits to the pulp which allows for low
kappa cooking while maintaining high pulp strength. The energy
recovery phase of the cooking cycle is equivalent to one vacuum washer
stage of solids removal.
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DSS - Digester Steam Saver
Systems
(Patent Pending)
-
We supply kraft conventional batch digester cooking
systems for hardwood, tropical hardwood,
softwood and bamboo. The DSS is designed to save energy at a low cost.
This system does not offer the beneficial chemical effects of a true
displacement digester system such as CPL's DDS. The Type D system has an energy recovery phase
in
the cooking cycle which is equivalent to one vacuum washer stage of solids
removal.
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