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Ashland Water Technologies
OptiFillSM Taking Filler Content Above and Beyond
A comprehensive approach for lowering costs through fiber substitution for printing and
writing operations
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OptiFill Program Optimizing filler and fiber without compromize on quality and productivity
OptiFill
Delivers strength to paper
Increase Filler
Significant savings for mills that are net/seller of
pulp
Reduce Long Fiber
Reduce production costs by reducing market pulp
use
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OptiFill Program
Increasing Filler in paper
Fiber
Saving Energy
Savings Opacity Smooth-
ness
Paper machine
Productivity
Wet-Web Strength
Dry Strength
End-User
Performance
Bulk/Stiffness
Dusting
Paper Quality
Strength
Formation
Ben
efit
s L
imit
atio
ns
PerForm HA5305 &
PerForm HAXXXX Maintain sheet strength through mill filler
agglomeration and filler-fiber bonding
Modified Filler Particle Optional
Preserve sheet structure to maintain
bulk and stiffness at higher ash use
PerForm SP series Maximize filler retention, drainage and
formation under varying filler loadings
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Strength Development – Two Approaches
Filler-Fiber
bonding
Filler
Aggregation
Product PerForm HA5305E PerForm HAXXXX
Main Action Increase internal bond &
wet-web strength (paper machine productivity)
Increase in-plane
strength (tensile)
Improve filler retention
Application Thick
Stock Addition
Filler pre-treatment
Added to filler slurry
Dual Approach to
boost response
Filler-Fiber
bonding
PerForm HA5305E
Filler pre-treatment
Added to filler slurry
Single Approach to
maximize runnability
Under validation in EMEA
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Hercobond HA5305, strength additive Function: Filler-Fiber Bonding Patented Technology
Properties
Proprietary colloidal polymer microstructure – reaction product
Net anionic, amphoteric polymer system
15% actives content
Ready-to-use liquid
Single component polymer
Viscosity 1,500 – 4,000cps
pH 6.5 – 7.5
Benefits Fully compatible with PW wet-end
– Will not quench OBA
Product is designed to work with PCC and/or GCC; dispersed or undispersed
Simple to use, simple metering skid
This polymer has unique afinity to attach to filler surface to reduce filler abrasion
Increases wet-web to maintain productivity
Increases internal bond (ZDT)
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Effect of PerForm HA on binding the fillers to the fibers SEM of repulped fibers/filler
Treated with HA, 21% Filler Greater surface of fiber covered with filler
Untreated, 21%filler Less filler linked to fibers
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PerForm HAXXXX Function: Mild Filler Aggregation Patented Technology
Properties
Proprietary polymer designed to create structured filler agglomeration
Net anionic
Emulsion Polymer, requires make-down
Viscosity: 100-500 cps
pH: 6-9
FDA, BfR compliant
Benefits
Medium-size filler agglomerate minimize strength loss
Stuctured agglomeration provide robust agglomerates to resist shear from papermaking system
Provides in-plane strength (Tensile)
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UCFS Mill Success Story, Asia Increase Filler
Mill Goals/Challenges • Increase filler
Mill Profile • Production: 200,000 TPY
• Grade: 75 gsm copy paper
• Retention: PerForm SP7200/CPAM
Ashland Solution
- Technology:
• PerForm HA5305 Thick Stock addition
• PerForm HAXXXX Filler pre-treatment
Documented Results
• 5% filler increase
• Paper machine efficiency
maintained, no increase in
sheet break frequency
• Papermachine productivity
unchanged
• All key strength properties
maintained or increased
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Paper Machine Trial Results, Paper Quality Improvement
PerForm HA5305 & PerForm HAXXXX enabled 5% filler increase while maintaining or increasing strength properties
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Folding, 1.5 kg
Tear, mN.m2/g
Burst, kpa.m2/g
Tensile, N.m/g
Internal Bond, kg.cm
HA5305 HA5305 + SP
HA5305
HA 5305+ HAXXXX
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UCFS Mill Success Story, Americas Increase Filler
Mill Goals/Challenges • Increase filler
Mill Profile • Production: 66,000 TPY
• Grade: 50-80 gsm, copy offset
• Retention: PerForm SP7200 & APAM
Ashland Solution
- Technology:
• PerForm HA5305 Thick Stock addition
• PerForm HAXXXX Filler pre-treatment
Documented Results
• Filler increase from 19% to 24%
• Maintained good papermachine
productivity
• End-use results • Key strength parameters such as tensile,
mullen & formation were maintained within
specification
• Documented savings • Excess of $1,000,000 in net savings/year
documented
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UCFS Mill Success Story, Americas Papermachine results – OptiFill effect on Tensile
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6.5
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Baseline No OptiFill OptiFill (No Filler increase)
OptiFill (5% Filler Increase)
MD Tensile, 50 gsm kgf/15mm
On a same filler content, OptiFill enabled a 20% increase in Tensile
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UCFS Mill Success Story, Americas Papermachine results – effect on paper quality, 75 gsm
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Ash
% F
ille
r in
Pa
pe
r
No Treatment OptiFill
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Formation
Ind
ex
No Treatment OptiFill
Sheet formation & bulk were maintained with OptiFill and 5% filler increase
0.4
0.5
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0.9
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1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
Bulk
cm
3/g
No Treatment OptiFill
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UCFS Mill Success Story, Americas Papermachine results – effect on optical properties, 75 gsm
In this case, 5% filler increase generated 1.3 pt gain in opacity
85.2 86.5
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90
Opacity
Perc
en
t (%
)
No Treatment OptiFill
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UCFS Mill Success Story, Americas Papermachine results – effect on paper Strength, 75 gsm
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7.2
7.4
7.6
7.8
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8.2
8.4
MD Tensile
kg
f/15m
m
No Treatment OptiFill
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1.2
1.4
1.6
1.8
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2.2
2.4
2.6
2.8
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Mullen
kg
f/cm
No Treatment OptiFill
Key strength parameters maintained with 5% filler increase
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UCFS Mill Success Story, Europe Increase Filler
Mill Goals/Challenges •Increase filler
•Maintain Runnability
Mill Profile •Production: 210,000 TPY
•Grade: 80 gsm copy paper
•Retention: PerForm SP7200/CPAM
Ashland Solution
- Technology:
• Perform HA5305 Filler pre-treatment
Documented Results
•Filler increase +5 points
•Excellent machine runnability
•Good copier dusting
performance
•Tensile / Stiffness results within
specification
•Significant reduction in steam
consumption
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UCFS Mill Success Story, Europe Paper Quality Results; effect on Tensile
20.2 21.8 22.3
20.7 23.2 24.1 23.5
24.8 23.7 23.4 23.0 23.5 23.2 22.8 23.5 23.2
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20.0
30.0
40.0
50.0
60.0
70.0
Tensile v Ash
Sheet Ash (%) Tensile MD Tensile CD
Tensile strength within specification at higher filler content
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UCFS Mill Success Story, Europe Paper Quality Results; effect on Stiffness
CD Stiffness is critical paper characteristic for copier runnability
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Ash v Stiffness MD / CD
Ash Stiffness MD Stiffness CD
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OptiFill Program – Summary
Global
Commercialization of
program
Commercial paper produced in all regions
Asia, Latin America & Europe
Extended trials and on-going production
North America
Multiple on-going promotions with qualification trials
Commercial production (360-1,500 T/day) of Copy, Offset, Coated paper
Filler content of paper produced range from 22% -35% (+3 to 12%)
Produced with GCC, PCC or combination
Setting new industry stardards
Demonstrated the ability to maintain paper machine runnability (wet-
web strength) while reducing long fiber or increasing filler
Demonstrated significant savings through long fiber replacement
Confirmed best practices to achieve optimal results from each program
components
Reduced time to implementation: Simplified metering systems
Optional tools that to address machine specific issues such as
bulk/stiffness, dusting or strength.
Comprehensive and
easy to use
Significant Results
Documented
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EMEA OptiFill Launch Team
Eemeli Siitonen +358 408473753
Senior Applications Specialist (OptiFill EMEA Lead)
Jean de la Varende +33 607780019
Senior Applications Specialist (Dry Strength)
Gert Stenstroem +46 705844690
Senior Applications Specialist (RDC)
Eric Pujol +33 611987741
Senior Applications Specialist (CC+RDC)