Georgia-Pacific: Crossett Mill Identifies Heat Recovery Projects and Operational Improvements that May Save $9.6 Million Annually

Karen Atkison

Georgia-Pacific: Crossett Mill Identifies Heat Recovery Projects and Operational Improvements that May Save $9.6 Million Annually

Karen Atkison

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Abstract

An assessment team conducted a mill-wide energy survey at Georgia-Pacific's Crossett, Arkansas mill to update a previous pinch analysis. Three heat recovery projects were identified that could reduce annual costs by $4.8 million and reduce natural gas use by 1,845,000 x 106 Btu. The overall payback period for the heat recovery projects would be less than 1 year. Furthermore, by implementingoperational improvements, the mill could save $4.8 million more annually and 1,500,000 x 106 Btu in natural gas.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	4
State	Published - 2003

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NREL/BR-840-33896

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DOE/GO-102003-1722

Keywords

Arkansas
case study
Crossett
electricity
forest products
Georgia-Pacific
heat recovery
industrial energy efficiency
natural gas
pinch analysis
plant-wide assessments

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Georgia-Pacific: Crossett Mill Identifies Heat Recovery Projects and Operational Improvements that May Save $9.6 Million Annually

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