Patent classifications
D21G3/04
Doctor control systems for papermaking machines and related methods
A papermaking machine includes a Yankee dryer, a doctor, and a doctor blade loading control system. The doctor blade loading control system includes a first doctor loading cylinder coupled to the doctor and configured to selectively apply a loading force to the doctor, a second doctor loading cylinder coupled to the doctor and configured to selectively apply a loading force to the doctor, a first air line in communication with the first doctor loading cylinder, a second air line in communication with the second doctor loading cylinder, a first electronic pressure controller configured to control a loading pressure of the first doctor loading cylinder on the doctor based on a first loading pressure setpoint, and a second electronic pressure controller configured to control a loading pressure of the second doctor loading cylinder on the doctor based on a second loading pressure setpoint.
Doctor blade holders and doctor blade holder systems including planar elements with three dimensional fabric reinforcement materials
A planar element is disclosed for use in a papermaking system. The planar element is suitable for use as a doctor blade or a top plate and includes a three-dimensional composite structure including elongated elements extending in at least three orthogonal directions, and a resin in which the three-dimensional composite structure is embedded.
Doctor blade holders and doctor blade holder systems including planar elements with three dimensional fabric reinforcement materials
A planar element is disclosed for use in a papermaking system. The planar element is suitable for use as a doctor blade or a top plate and includes a three-dimensional composite structure including elongated elements extending in at least three orthogonal directions, and a resin in which the three-dimensional composite structure is embedded.
BLADE AND CREPING ARRANGEMENT
A blade for creping a paper web from a dryer cylinder surface. The blade has a leading side and a front bevel surface to be impacted by the paper web. The leading side and the front bevel surface meet at a contact edge to contact the dryer cylinder. The front bevel surface has a 3D areal roughness, measured according to ISO 25178, of Sa>0.7 ?m and/or Sz>18 ?m and/or Sq>1.0 ?m.
Long life cermet coated creping blade
A blade for creping a paper web from a Yankee cylinder surface is made of a steel substrate having a thickness of 0.7 mm-2 mm. The steel substrate is covered by a cermet coating that forms a working edge adapted for contact with the surface and a web impact area upon which the web impacts during creping. The cermet coating includes chromium carbides and tungsten carbides in a nickel based metal matrix. The cermet coating has a porosity of <2 volume % and a hardness of >1100 HV.sub.0.3.
Long life cermet coated creping blade
A blade for creping a paper web from a Yankee cylinder surface is made of a steel substrate having a thickness of 0.7 mm-2 mm. The steel substrate is covered by a cermet coating that forms a working edge adapted for contact with the surface and a web impact area upon which the web impacts during creping. The cermet coating includes chromium carbides and tungsten carbides in a nickel based metal matrix. The cermet coating has a porosity of <2 volume % and a hardness of >1100 HV.sub.0.3.
DOCTOR BLADE HOLDER FOR CYLINDERS, AND SYSTEM COMPRISING A CYLINDER AND A DOCTOR BLADE HOLDER
The doctor blade holder (7) comprises: a plurality of fingers (35) mounted on a beam (9), hinged around a rotation axis (37A) and configured to cumulatively form a housing seat (41) for the doctor blade (43); wherein the fingers (35) are pivotable independently from one another around said rotation axis (37A); at least one actuator (51) comprising at least one chamber (53) that can be inflated with pressurized fluid, configured and arranged so as to generate a thrust (f53) on the fingers (35) to make them pivot around said rotation axis (37A).
Each finger (35) can be mounted and removed independently from the others on said beam (9).
DOCTOR BLADE HOLDER FOR CYLINDERS, AND SYSTEM COMPRISING A CYLINDER AND A DOCTOR BLADE HOLDER
The doctor blade holder (7) comprises: a plurality of fingers (35) mounted on a beam (9), hinged around a rotation axis (37A) and configured to cumulatively form a housing seat (41) for the doctor blade (43); wherein the fingers (35) are pivotable independently from one another around said rotation axis (37A); at least one actuator (51) comprising at least one chamber (53) that can be inflated with pressurized fluid, configured and arranged so as to generate a thrust (f53) on the fingers (35) to make them pivot around said rotation axis (37A).
Each finger (35) can be mounted and removed independently from the others on said beam (9).
RIGID AND FLEXIBLE DOCTOR BLADE HOLDER AND SYSTEM COMPRISING A CYLINDER AND A DOCTOR BLADE HOLDER
There is described a doctor blade holder (7) for a doctor blade (43) adapted to co-act with a cylindrical surface (1S) of a rotating cylinder (1), comprising: a plurality of fingers (35) mounted on a beam (9), hinged around a rotation axis (37A) and configured to cumulatively form a housing seat (41) for the doctor blade (43); wherein the fingers (35) are pivotable independently from one another around said rotation axis (37A); at least one elastic thrust member (51), configured and arranged to generate a thrust on the fingers ((35) to make them pivot around said rotation axis (37A).
Each finger (35) comprises a locking element (67), to rigidly lock the finger to the beam (9).
RIGID AND FLEXIBLE DOCTOR BLADE HOLDER AND SYSTEM COMPRISING A CYLINDER AND A DOCTOR BLADE HOLDER
There is described a doctor blade holder (7) for a doctor blade (43) adapted to co-act with a cylindrical surface (1S) of a rotating cylinder (1), comprising: a plurality of fingers (35) mounted on a beam (9), hinged around a rotation axis (37A) and configured to cumulatively form a housing seat (41) for the doctor blade (43); wherein the fingers (35) are pivotable independently from one another around said rotation axis (37A); at least one elastic thrust member (51), configured and arranged to generate a thrust on the fingers ((35) to make them pivot around said rotation axis (37A).
Each finger (35) comprises a locking element (67), to rigidly lock the finger to the beam (9).