Patent classifications
D21F7/00
SHEET PRODUCING METHOD AND SHEET PRODUCING APPARATUS
A sheet producing method includes a web forming step of forming a web by accumulating fiber in a dry system, a water providing step of providing the web with water, and a compression-heating step of compressing and simultaneously externally heating the web provided with water, wherein a water content of the web provided with water in the water providing step is 12% by mass or more, and a compression degree of the web between before and after the compression-heating step is 1/7 or less.
METHOD AND A SYSTEM FOR A YANKEE CYLINDER IN A TISSUE MACHINE
The invention relates to a method and system for improving the application of a coating on a Yankee cylinder (CR) in tissue paper machines. The invention implements a moisture-controlled environment (12) in an area of the exposed Yankee cylinder between the take-off position (TO) and ahead of the transfer position (TP) of the web, i.e. before and/or after the application of a coating with Performance Enhancing Material (PEM), wherein the cooling effect on the Yankee surface is increased by increased evaporation rate of water in the coating or water additionally applied onto the coating.
SHEET MANUFACTURING METHOD AND SHEET MANUFACTURING APPARATUS
A sheet manufacturing method includes forming a web by accumulating a mixture containing a fiber and a water-soluble polysaccharide in a dry manner, a moisture imparting step of imparting the web with moisture, and a pressurizing and heating step of pressurizing and heating the web to which the moisture is imparted, in which the pressurizing and heating step performs pressurizing and heating at the same time, a pressure higher than a pressure applied to the web in the pressurizing and heating step is not applied to the web before the pressurizing and heating step, and heating to a temperature higher than a temperature for heating the web in the pressurizing and heating step is not performed before the pressurizing and heating step.
A PRINTING CYLINDER ASSEMBLY
A printing cylinder assembly for detecting existing and/or developing errors during printing comprising at least one printing cylinder which is suitable for printing on a material, and has at least one cylindrical body, at least one shaft forming a rotational axis for the body, and characterized by the printing cylinder which has at least one cavity extending from the surface of the body towards its interior volume, at least one sensor which is suitable for being placed in the said cavity, at least one communication interface which is suitable for communicating with an external device, at least one control unit which is adapted to receive data from the sensor, and transfer these data to an external device via the communication interface directly and/or by processing them, and at least one power supply which is for supplying the power needed by the sensor, the communication interface and/or the control unit.
Systems and processes for optimizing operation of industrial equipment
A system for optimizing machine performance includes an optimization system and a data processing system. The data processing system records readings from data sources monitoring the performance of a machine and related aspects. The readings are processed at the optimization system and a machine learning model is trained to differentiate between data corresponding to an interval of optimal runtime performance and data corresponding to an interval of pre-error performance. The trained model is used to identify a subset of the various data sources that are most-predictive for a particular performance state of the machine, such as a pre-error performance state or an optimal runtime performance state. The subset of the various data sources are provided to a multivariate model for generating set-point recommendations for each of the most-predictive data sources. Visualizations are generated for providing real-time monitoring of deviations of the most-predictive data sources from the set-points associated therewith.
Systems and processes for optimizing operation of industrial equipment
A system for optimizing machine performance includes an optimization system and a data processing system. The data processing system records readings from data sources monitoring the performance of a machine and related aspects. The readings are processed at the optimization system and a machine learning model is trained to differentiate between data corresponding to an interval of optimal runtime performance and data corresponding to an interval of pre-error performance. The trained model is used to identify a subset of the various data sources that are most-predictive for a particular performance state of the machine, such as a pre-error performance state or an optimal runtime performance state. The subset of the various data sources are provided to a multivariate model for generating set-point recommendations for each of the most-predictive data sources. Visualizations are generated for providing real-time monitoring of deviations of the most-predictive data sources from the set-points associated therewith.
CHEMICAL SOLUTION SPRAYING METHOD
A chemical solution spraying method for spraying a chemical solution onto canvas K1 has a loop shape in a side view while reciprocating nozzle device S along rail L extending in a width direction of canvas K1 with respect to canvas K1, in which time period Tc during which canvas K1 is in contact with wet paper X is 0.03 seconds or more, time period Tn required for nozzle device S to one-way move is 0.2 to 20 minutes, traveling speed Vp of canvas K1 is 500 m/min or more, length K of canvas K1 is 20 to 80 m, a number of times of contact N of any point on a surface of canvas K1 with wet paper X during time period Tn, time period Tn, traveling speed Vp, and length K satisfy a relationship of N=(Tn.Math.Vp)/K, under predetermined conditions.
METHOD FOR SPRAYING CHEMICAL SOLUTION
A chemical solution spraying method for spraying a chemical solution onto a canvas K1 has a loop shape in a side view while reciprocating two nozzle devices S at the same speed along rail L extending in a width direction of canvas K1 with respect to canvas K1, in which time period Tc during which canvas K1 is in contact with wet paper X is 0.03 seconds or more, time period Tn required for nozzle devices S to each one-way move is 0.5 to 10 minutes, traveling speed Vp of canvas K1 is 500 m/min or more, length K of canvas K1 is 20 to 80 m, a number of times of contact N of any point on a surface of canvas K1 with wet paper X during time period Tn, time period Tn, traveling speed Vp, and length K satisfy a relationship of N=(Tn.Math.Vp)/K, under predetermined conditions.
DEVICE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF NONWOVEN FABRIC WEBS AND METHOD FOR INSTALLING SUCH A DEVICE
A method for an assembly of a device includes providing a nonwoven production device having a supporting structure in a first transport container, the nonwoven production device being pre-assembled, providing an auxiliary unit in a second transport container, removing the nonwoven production device having the supporting structure from the first transport container, removing the auxiliary unit from the second transport container, releasing the nonwoven production device from at least one part of the supporting structure and positioning the nonwoven production device at a top side of the supporting structure, and establishing a fluidic connection between the nonwoven production device and the auxiliary unit.
DEVICE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF NONWOVEN FABRIC WEBS AND METHOD FOR INSTALLING SUCH A DEVICE
A method for an assembly of a device includes providing a nonwoven production device having a supporting structure in a first transport container, the nonwoven production device being pre-assembled, providing an auxiliary unit in a second transport container, removing the nonwoven production device having the supporting structure from the first transport container, removing the auxiliary unit from the second transport container, releasing the nonwoven production device from at least one part of the supporting structure and positioning the nonwoven production device at a top side of the supporting structure, and establishing a fluidic connection between the nonwoven production device and the auxiliary unit.