Two front splicing methods and safety precautions with each
Two efficient winder front splicing methods are presented. Front splicing is more dangerous than rear splicing, i.e. nip hazards. One person should supervise.
Safety when lifting, operating and servicing felt rolls
When lifting, operating and servicing the rolls, obey the OEM and mill safety instructions regarding lifting points, nips, lifting instruments and guards in order to maximize occupational safety.
Excellent results with suction box showering, rebuild case study
A newsprint mill in southern USA was losing suction in one of their suction couch rolls. A Valmet rebuild resulted in two years of run time with very little internal pulp buildup or seal strip wear.
Off-machine coater splicing is affected by several parameters
Splicing efficiency on coaters averages about 98%. Variables that affect the splicing process include primary roll speed match, paster roll speed match, paster roll gap, paster roll pressure, paper caliper/hardness profiles, splice tape pattern and tail length.
Understanding coater blade angle vs. loading tube pressure
For a given blade tip bevel, when load tube pressure is increased, the blade angle will decrease, resulting in the blade running on its heel for a while. This, along with the additional bending pressure at the blade tip, will reduce coat weight. It is important to understand the interaction between blade angle, blade tip angle and loading tube pressure.
Indah Kiat Perawang 50% time savings in doctoring, case study
When IKPP Perawang wanted to boost machine runnability and performance, they challenged Valmet's specialists to find potential areas for improvement.
Common fluids valves explained: Pressure reducing valve
Pressure reducing valves are used to create and hold a pressure setpoint in a downstream hydraulic branch. Valmet uses sandwich style valves because they are easy to fit in a stacked hydraulic valve block circuit.
Measuring applied and residual coat weight on applicator rolls
Starch and coating is applied to the applicator roll using a rotating rod. The amount of coating applied to the roll is the most important variable for good coat weight control. This article describes a method of measuring the wet film on the fly across the size press, using a simple measurement tool.
Vibration monitoring and analysis in tri-nip press, case study
A paper machine experienced vibration in its tri-nip press on the tending side only. Valmet condition monitoring and vibration analysis used synchronous time averaging (STA) to assist in solving the problem.
Innovation is embedded in our DNA
It is our DNA to design and manufacture high-quality products that respond to customer demands and requirements. In the past decades, our company’s technology has evolved along with the trends that have shaped the manufacturing sector in general.
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