Canfor Pulp Ready To Start Odour Reduction Project At P.G. Pulp Mill
By 250 News
Monday, May 17, 2010 03:59 AM
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(photo courtesy Canfor Pulp Limited partnership)
Prince George, B.C.- Canfor Pulp Limited Partnership will celebrate a special event later today to mark the start of the Prince George Pulpmill Odour Reduction Project.
The project is estimated to cost between $8 ad $10 million dollars and when complete is touted to reduce the current TRS ( total reduced sulphur) levels in half.
The odour reduction project will involve:
- Installation of ducting and fans to collect vapours from existing brown stock and recovery area vents
- Installation of a condenser to strip moisture from the vapour;
- A re-heater to heat gases after moisture removal and before injection into the recovery boiler;
- Incineration of the gas in the recovery boiler with a power boiler as a backup; and
- A new building approximately 12.5 m x 16 m by 13 m high to house the fans, condenser and re-heater.
The project will be located and operate within the existing footprint of the Prince George Pulp Mill. The new building will be adjacent to the existing buildings.
The condenser will require 3020 litres of cooling water per minute that will be sourced from the Nechako River within the terms of an existing water license.
Condensate will be stripped of TRS and sent back into the process. The stripped TRS will be incinerated. The cooling water will be managed as part of the existing effluent system that discharges to the Fraser River within terms of an existing permit.
The project is expected to be complete by June of 2011.
The funding for the project comes from the Pulp and Paper Green Transformation funds offered through the Federal Government.
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