Creating a closed water system at a paper mill could improve the efficiency of water use during manufacturing, reduce the mill's dependence on ground water, and eliminate discharge waste water. From integrated papermaking in the laboratory, tests showed that instituting a closed loop system could save 54.5% water. A water recycling system consisting of pumps, tank and treatment system were designed. In general, the paperboard mill used some practical methods for saving water; for example, enlarging the nozzle distance from 50 to 150 cm, decreasing the number of nozzles form 9 to 5, and reducing the water pressure from 20 to 10 kg/cm^2 during operation. Treated white water containing 45 ppm. of suspended solids was recycled. Finally, in a closed white water system, 55% of water consumption is saved. A successful run using a closed water system producing 400 tons/day paperboard could produce savings of NTD37,930 per day.