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Paper mill benefits from HIMA HIQuad-based Burner Management System

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Hima-Sella’s engineered solution provides Portuguese paper mill with precision safety control and improved reliability.

Stockport, United Kingdom - Systems integration specialist Hima-Sella has, under a contract awarded by Worcestershire-based Cepha Controls, completed the design and configuration of a complex Burner Management System (BMS) for a paper mill in Portugal.

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The contract included the provision of two HIMA HIQuad Programmable Electronic System (PES) units; at the heart of a BMS that provides the paper mill with precise burner safety control, improved reliability and greater flexibility.

The two HIQuad units are incorporated into a control panel, designed and manufactured by Cepha Controls, which was supplied to the main contractor Kiln Flame Systems Ltd. of High Wycombe; responsible for the design and supply of an OptiMix GL-X multi-fuel burner, gas and oil valve trains and BMS package for installation on the two lime kilns at the paper mill.

Eddy Turnock, Hima-Sella’s Sales & Marketing Director, comments: “Hima-Sella has considerable Burner Management System experience, having designed solutions for use in oil refineries, gas processing plants and chemical works. We are also seeing increased interest in our programmable platforms, as they afford great flexibility.”

Certified for use in applications up to SIL 3, the HIQuad delivers high reliability, supports the hot-swapping of modules and online programme changes, and is ideal for safety-critical applications requiring high levels of process availability. The unit comprises a 19 inch rack fitted with analogue and digital input modules and line-monitored digital outputs.

During the bidding phase, the customer expressed its preference of the HIMA HIQuad over competitive solutions.

Hima-Sella’s contract with Cepha Controls also included the provision of engineering support, to Kiln Flame Systems, during the commissioning of the system.

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