A sheet manufacturing apparatus includes a case that accommodates raw material pieces including fibers, a rotator that rotates inside the case to stir the raw material pieces, a stirring motor that rotates the rotator, a transport apparatus that transports the raw material pieces through a transport path coupled to a side wall of the case, and a control apparatus that controls rotation states of the rotator and the transport apparatus, in which the transport apparatus includes a discharge pipe that rotates on a central axis along the transport path, and a transport motor that rotates the discharge pipe.

[Problem] To provide a nozzle cap that hardly causes clogging in the nozzle hole even when used for a long time, a nozzle device having such a nozzle cap and a spraying method of a chemical solution. [Solution] The present invention relates to a nozzle cap 100 to be used for a nozzle device for spraying a chemical solution to wet paper, wire, felt, press rollers, dryer rollers, canvas or guide rollers in a paper machine, which is provided with: an air cap part 10 that is provided with a first base part 11 having a cylinder shape with a lid, with a nozzle hole 13 formed on the first base part 11; and a liquid cap part 20 that is provided with a second base part 21 having a disc-shape and a protruding part 22 that is formed on the second base part 21, and in this structure, a plurality of chemical solution spraying air holes 22b are formed on the second base part 21, and into a space part S formed between the first base part 11 and the second base part 21, with the first base part 11 and the second base part 21 being fitted to each other, a chemical solution is flowed from the protruding part 22, and air is also flowed in from the chemical solution spraying air holes 22b so that the chemical solution from the nozzle holes 13 is sprayed by the air, and the lid part 11a has a lower surface having a plane shape so that the air flowed in from the chemical solution spraying air holes 22b are made to collide with the lower surface of the lid part 11a through the space part S.

Methods and apparatuses for producing a zoned and/or layered substrate are described. A method can include providing a first supply of fibers, providing a second supply of fibers, and providing a headbox. The headbox can include a machine direction, a cross-direction, and a first cross-directional divider that separates a first zone of the headbox from a second zone of the headbox in a cross-directional manner. The method can further include transferring the first supply of fibers and the second supply of fibers to the headbox. The method can also include transferring the first supply of fibers and the second supply of fibers through the headbox to provide the substrate.

A method for producing a fibrous material web, particularly for producing a tissue or hygienic paper web, in which a fibrous suspension is dewatered in a crescent former to obtain a fibrous material web, and dried on a Yankee. After the crescent former, the fibrous material web is guided along with the forming screen and felt over a suction roller downstream of the forming roller. A device for carrying out the method for producing a fibrous material web.

A method for producing a fibrous material web, particularly for producing a tissue or hygienic paper web, in which a fibrous suspension is dewatered in a crescent former to obtain a fibrous material web, and dried on a Yankee. After the crescent former, the fibrous material web is guided along with the forming screen and felt over a suction roller downstream of the forming roller. A device for carrying out the method for producing a fibrous material web.

Apparatus, systems, and methods for making insulated paper products are disclosed.

A forming section, commonly called wet part, of a fourdrinier machine includes a rotatable breast roll, a rotatable couch roll, a forming mesh disposed between said breast roll and said couch roll, wherein said forming mesh is tangent to a lower portion of said couch roll, a fabric mesh which is tangent to said couch roll, wherein the tangent point of said fabric mesh and said couch roll coincides with or is located front of the tangent point of said forming net and said couch roll, wherein said fabric mesh and said forming net are attached to part of the outer surface of said couch roll in an inner and outer manner, a dewatering unit disposed on the rear surface of said forming mesh, a headbox disposed above said breast roll for flowing pulp slurry to said forming mesh and a press roll disposed against on said couch roll to form a pressing zone between said press roll and said couch roll so as to press and dewater said wet fiber web formed on said forming mesh on the surface of said fabric mesh.

A forming section, commonly called wet part, of a fourdrinier machine includes a rotatable breast roll, a rotatable couch roll, a forming mesh disposed between said breast roll and said couch roll, wherein said forming mesh is tangent to a lower portion of said couch roll, a fabric mesh which is tangent to said couch roll, wherein the tangent point of said fabric mesh and said couch roll coincides with or is located front of the tangent point of said forming net and said couch roll, wherein said fabric mesh and said forming net are attached to part of the outer surface of said couch roll in an inner and outer manner, a dewatering unit disposed on the rear surface of said forming mesh, a headbox disposed above said breast roll for flowing pulp slurry to said forming mesh and a press roll disposed against on said couch roll to form a pressing zone between said press roll and said couch roll so as to press and dewater said wet fiber web formed on said forming mesh on the surface of said fabric mesh.

A process and device for improving filler retention of paper, paperboard, or cardboard. The process provides for an electromagnetic force being applied to a filler material and/or cellulosic furnish, thereby changing the surface charge of the filler material and/or cellulosic furnish and forming a paper, paperboard, or cardboard product.

A papermaking fabric for fibrous web forming or processing machines extends in MD and CD-directions and includes top and bottom fabric layers bound by binder yarns. The top layer is a web contacting side with top weave structures having interwoven first MD and first CD-yarns. The bottom layer is a machine contacting side with bottom weave structures having interwoven second MD and second CD-yarns. The top weave structure has repeats and forms fiber compression areas and fiber support areas recessed in thickness direction of the fabric relative to the fiber compression areas on the web side and fiber support areas separated by fiber compression areas or vice versa. A fiber compression area has adjacent top MD-floats on the web side or adjacent top CD-floats on the web side and a fiber support area has first MD and first CD-yarns interwoven in plain weave.