Reduce quality variability
See quality drift as it starts, not after the lab confirms it. Hold the process closer to target, run after run, so quality stays consistent instead of swinging between the guardrails.
Chemistry is the fastest cost lever on a continuous line, and overdosing is the default almost everywhere. ProcessMiner replaces dose-by-instinct with precise, quality-prediction-driven setpoints, so the savings show up on the ledger, not just the dashboard, and less chemistry used means less chemistry discharged.
Where the money leaks
When the penalty for underdosing is immediate (off-spec product, a customer claim), operators add margin to every dose. That margin, repeated shift after shift, is a six-figure line item on most machines.
Operators set chemistry manually, using experience and the last lab result.
The platform ties dosing to real-time quality predictions, holding chemistry at what the process actually needs.
How the savings are produced
Chemistry savings aren't a module you switch on. They come from setpoints held on target, dosing automated within limits you define, and models that keep learning as your process changes.
Centerlining identifies the setpoints from your best production runs, chemistry dosing included, and keeps key variables aligned to those targets in real time. The waste margin operators add for safety is exactly what centerlining removes.
In closed-loop mode, the platform writes precise chemistry setpoints directly to your control system within boundaries you define. One deployment saved roughly 1,600 pounds of chemistry in a single week while running autonomous just 32% of the time.
Autonomy adoption path
A dosing model tuned once decays as furnish, equipment, and grades/SKUs shift. ProcessMiner retrains continuously with every new lab value, testing hundreds of modeling approaches and keeping the best fit live, so the chemistry reduction you earn in month one is still there in month twelve.
Cumulative savings, single deployment
Why chemistry is the fastest lever
Fiber accounts for roughly 50% of paper production cost, and most of it is locked in by markets you don't control. Chemistry is different: it's a variable cost your operators set every shift, which makes it the fastest place to take cost out. A 10% chemistry reduction can represent hundreds of thousands of dollars in annual savings in specific verticals, and the same dosing logic extends to other consumables the platform can hold on target.
See quality drift as it starts, not after the lab confirms it. Hold the process closer to target, run after run, so quality stays consistent instead of swinging between the guardrails.
Improve quality, cut chemistry and energy waste, and lift throughput — the outcomes that show up on the bottom line. ProcessMiner turns your process data into the specific moves that get you there.
You know your equipment and your product. ProcessMiner brings the process intelligence and puts it directly in your operators' hands — no coding, no rip-and-replace. Speed to value, built on the knowledge your team already has.
Results from the field
Figures reflect actual ProcessMiner deployments in pulp and paper. Results vary by facility, process, and data quality; past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Prove it on your data
We'll look at your chemistry spend, your grades/SKUs, and your historian data, then show you where the savings are before you commit to anything.
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