01
Catchment fit
Confirm feedstock radius, moisture handling and mill-side traffic before layout.
Requires Local Review
Deployment & Assurance
Deploy close to mills.
A mill-side package keeps wet EFB, equipment modules and pilot evidence inside one deployment path.
- 01Mill-side fit
- 02Module package
- 03Pilot evidence
- 04Scale copy
Plant Flow
One direction. Fewer handoffs.
The deployment logic is simple: put the line near the feedstock, keep material moving forward, and attach records before product release.
01ReceivingEFB arrives from the nearest mill stream.
02Size controlFiber is opened before recipe control.
03MixingDosing and moisture are corrected.
04MaturationBatches stay inside the target window.
05PackingQC release precedes finished goods.
06ShippingField return stays linked to records.
Deployment Package
What must travel together.
02
Modular line
Receiving, size control, dosing, mixing, maturation and packing are planned as one package.
Design Target03
Operator handover
Commissioning, SOPs and release rules become part of the deployment scope.
Design Target04
Evidence gate
Pilot records decide what can be scaled, claimed or commercially copied.
Requires Local Review
Assurance Gates
Scale only after evidence.
01
Baseline
Feedstock, site, utility and local review boundary.
02
Engineering
Module layout, traffic path and operating envelope.
03
Validation
Batch records, QC release and field-return protocol.
04
Scale plan
Commercial copy only after site evidence is reviewed.
Evidence Signals
Records decide readiness.
Moisture and intake recordsRecipe and dosing logsMaturation windowQC release fileField return record