How to Save Money, Increase Efficiency and Meet Regulations by Limiting Seal Water Useage
Webb Gary, Jussi Sorjova
Abstract
Webb Gary, Jussi Sorjova
Abstract
Water consumption represents a significant expense for pulp and paper mills and that alone is enough reason for them to look at ways to cut down its usage. Tight environmental regulations covering discharges and pollution are adding to the pressure to use less water and threaten major penalties for those who break them. Modern technology has created opportunities for water savings in some unlikely areas, prominent among which is the water used in mechanical seals.
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Water consumption represents a significant expense for pulp and paper mills and that alone is enough reason for them to look at ways to cut down its usage. Tight environmental regulations covering discharges and pollution are adding to the pressure to use less water and threaten major penalties for those who break them. Modern technology has created opportunities for water savings in some unlikely areas, prominent among which is the water used in mechanical seals.
Key concepts: Limiting, Natural resource economics, Water consumption, Seal (emblem), Business, Water use, Environmental economics, Engineering