Patent classifications
D21D5/02
Fiber processing device, fibrous feedstock recycling device, and control method of a fiber processing device
Variation in the thickness of accumulated material is suppressed when material containing fiber is dispersed by the sieve and accumulated. A sheet manufacturing apparatus includes a drum that sieves defibrated material containing fiber, a first web former that accumulates first screened material discharged from the drum, and a processor that processes a first web accumulated in the first web former. During processing by the processor, the mesh belt operates at a first speed. When operation starts with the drum not operating, a startup operation including the mesh belt operating at a higher speed than the first speed in a first period after the drum starts is executed.
Fiber processing device, fibrous feedstock recycling device, and control method of a fiber processing device
Variation in the thickness of accumulated material is suppressed when material containing fiber is dispersed by the sieve and accumulated. A sheet manufacturing apparatus includes a drum that sieves defibrated material containing fiber, a first web former that accumulates first screened material discharged from the drum, and a processor that processes a first web accumulated in the first web former. During processing by the processor, the mesh belt operates at a first speed. When operation starts with the drum not operating, a startup operation including the mesh belt operating at a higher speed than the first speed in a first period after the drum starts is executed.
METHOD FOR RECOVERING FIBER FROM SCREENING REJECT AND FINE SORTING PRE-PROCESSING DEVICE FOR USE IN METHOD FOR RECOVERING FIBER
Waste paper contains sticky foreign material, and the recovery and sending of this sticky foreign material to a paper-making process together with fiber is liable to lead not only to the sticky foreign material sticking to and contaminating the paper making machine or dryer but also paper peeling and tearing, causing a decline in paper quality. This method for recovering fiber form a screening reject is characterized by comprising the steps of: sending a screening reject coming out from a coarse sorting process to a fine sorting pre-processing process such that the screening reject is impacted against rotating blades 8 or stationary blades 11 in the interior of a cylinder body 2 and detachment of the fibers from the sticky foreign material by the sticky foreign material being kneaded and granulation and balling-up of the detached sticky foreign material are promoted, taking advantage of the sticky foreign material becoming extendable and shrinkable due to softening in an environment in which heat is generated from friction between fibers; and then sending the result to the fine sorting process so that the fiber is recovered with the balled-up sticky foreign material being separated as a screening reject via the fine sorting process.
METHOD FOR RECOVERING FIBER FROM SCREENING REJECT AND FINE SORTING PRE-PROCESSING DEVICE FOR USE IN METHOD FOR RECOVERING FIBER
Waste paper contains sticky foreign material, and the recovery and sending of this sticky foreign material to a paper-making process together with fiber is liable to lead not only to the sticky foreign material sticking to and contaminating the paper making machine or dryer but also paper peeling and tearing, causing a decline in paper quality. This method for recovering fiber form a screening reject is characterized by comprising the steps of: sending a screening reject coming out from a coarse sorting process to a fine sorting pre-processing process such that the screening reject is impacted against rotating blades 8 or stationary blades 11 in the interior of a cylinder body 2 and detachment of the fibers from the sticky foreign material by the sticky foreign material being kneaded and granulation and balling-up of the detached sticky foreign material are promoted, taking advantage of the sticky foreign material becoming extendable and shrinkable due to softening in an environment in which heat is generated from friction between fibers; and then sending the result to the fine sorting process so that the fiber is recovered with the balled-up sticky foreign material being separated as a screening reject via the fine sorting process.
Screen machine for screening for paper material, casing body for screen machine, and screen basket
A screen machine for resolving a raw material concentration phenomenon occurring in the screen machine, a casing body for the screen machine, and a screen basket. A diluent supplied through an external pipe enters a casing diluent pocket of a casing body. The diluent then enters a diluent supply path by passing through a diluent entrance of the screen basket through one or more casing diluent supply paths located in a casing upper flange and flows into a diluent pocket through a diluent exit of the screen basket by passing through the diluent supply path. The flowing diluent is sprayed onto a concentrated raw material through one or more open diluent spray holes formed on a spray surface of the diluent pocket. Since the concentrated raw material is diluted, the concentrated raw material can be lowered to a desired concentration, and problems of conventional screen machines can be resolved.
Rotor element and a rotor for a screening apparatus
The present invention relates to a turbulence element for use with a rotor and a rotor featuring turbulence elements. The rotor is used in a screening apparatus of the pulp and paper industry. The turbulence element has a longitudinal centerline (CL); two longitudinal edges, a leading edge and a trailing edge; two opposite ends, a first end and a second end; and two surfaces, a top surface and a bottom surface arranged between the leading edge and the trailing edge. The top surface is divided into a leading surface having its origin at the leading edge, and a trailing surface having its origin at the trailing edge. The leading edge and the leading surface are provided with undulations (U).
Classifying device and fibrous feedstock recycling device
A compactly configurable device that classifies material containing fiber can more reliably recover classified content. A classifier has a mesh disc with numerous holes, and separates screenings that pass through the holes from remnants that do not pass through; a defibrated material spray nozzle disposed to one side of the mesh disc sprays defibrated material containing fiber onto the mesh disc; a suction conduit disposed to the other side of the mesh disc suctions the waste screenings that pass through the holes; and a recovery conduit disposed on the one side of the mesh disc suctions the processing feedstock that do not pass through the holes and in the mesh disc and remain on the mesh disc. The mesh disc is disposed so the a position of the holes can move from a spraying position opposite the defibrated material spray nozzle to a suction position opposite the recovery conduit. The recovery conduit suctions, at the suction position, processing feedstock that was left at the spraying position.
Classifying device and fibrous feedstock recycling device
A compactly configurable device that classifies material containing fiber can more reliably recover classified content. A classifier has a mesh disc with numerous holes, and separates screenings that pass through the holes from remnants that do not pass through; a defibrated material spray nozzle disposed to one side of the mesh disc sprays defibrated material containing fiber onto the mesh disc; a suction conduit disposed to the other side of the mesh disc suctions the waste screenings that pass through the holes; and a recovery conduit disposed on the one side of the mesh disc suctions the processing feedstock that do not pass through the holes and in the mesh disc and remain on the mesh disc. The mesh disc is disposed so the a position of the holes can move from a spraying position opposite the defibrated material spray nozzle to a suction position opposite the recovery conduit. The recovery conduit suctions, at the suction position, processing feedstock that was left at the spraying position.
Fiber processing device and fibrous feedstock recycling device
Technology for efficiently extracting fiber from a feedstock containing fiber. A subunit has a mesh drum configured as a rotatable cylinder with mesh in at least part of its surface, and a case that houses the mesh drum. The case has a first opening and a second opening that communicate with a first area, and a third opening that communicates with a second area. First screened material is supplied from the first opening to the first area. The subunit discharges from the third opening waste, which is a first component of the first screened material moved by an air current from the first area to the second area, and discharges from the second opening by an air current processing feedstock, which is a second component of the first screened material that does not pass through the mesh drum with the air current and remains in the first area.
Dredging slurry system with pulp tank and controlling method of the same
A dredging slurry system with a pulp tank is introduced, which is applied for a wet paper pulp molding apparatus. The system comprises the pulp tank, a dredging slurry mold seat, an activating unit, a slurry-physical-feature detection unit and at least one inflow unit and a control unit. The slurry-physical-feature detection unit is used to detect at least one physical feature from a slurry within the pulp tank, during a plurality of different stages, thereby relatively outputting a physical feature data. The control unit is used to control the at least one inflow unit to a manner whether to pour a newly-added slurry into the pulp tank or not, depending upon the physical feature data.