J. M. Voith Gmbh

Voith Sulzer Papiermaschinen Gmbh

Hans-Peter Sollinger

Rudolf Beisswanger

Markus Oechsle

Karlheinz Straub

Christian Schiel

Zygmunt Madrzak

Gerhard Kotitschke

Martin Friedrich Kustermann

Dieter Egelhof

Klaus Henseler

Ulrich Begemann

Peter Kahl

Wilfried Kraft

Udo Grossmann

Wolfgang Mueller

Jurgen Banning

Wolfgang Schneider

Hans Jurgen Wulz

Albert Woehrle, Deceased

Hubert Polifke

Albrecht Meinecke

Wolfgang Mayer

Harald Hess

Volker Schmidt-Rohr

Bernhard Kohl

Manfred Ueberschar

Hans-Joachim Fissmann

Hans-Jurgen Wulz

Oswald Satzger

Anton Plomer

Hans Weiss

Klaus Esslinger

Ralf Sieberth

Dieter Holzinger

Rudolf Buck

Thomas Zufle

Franz Pisinger

Erlfried Atzinger

Franz Krautzberger, Deceased

Sven-Ake Sahlin

Dieter Herbig

Chrisian Schiel

Ulrich Schettler

Karl-Josef Boeck

Karl Rueck

Gerard Kotitschke

Hans Weisz

Johannes Hennig

Rudolf Beißwanger

The invention relates to a method of directly or indirectly applying a liquid or pasty medium to a continuous material web by use of an application unit having at least one applicator, at least one doctor element, and at least one doctor element support at which the doctor element is held and can be pressed at a predetermined pressure against a counter-surface by at least one adjustment movement of the doctor element support. The following steps are usable to set a desired transverse and/or longitudinal profile of the medium to be applied or which has been applied: pressing the doctor element at a predetermined contact pressure against the counter-surface by adjusting the doctor element support into a predetermined adjustment position, and by altering the forces exerted on the doctor element by the medium to be applied or which has been applied, while the adjustment position of the doctor element support is kept constant for a predetermined production range.

Method of directly or indirectly applying a liquid or pasty medium to a

A process and device for producing a pulp web utilizes several independently driven aggregates (i.e., discrete groups) to attain a median web dry content of, e.g., 60%. The number of driven aggregates may depend upon an initial wet strength of the wet pulp web. The relationship is such that when the initial wet strength is relatively high, the number of drier groups is small and when the initial wet strength is relatively low, the number of drier groups is large. However, each drier group includes only a few drier cylinders. The first drier group may include either one or two cylinders, and each subsequent drier group may include at least one drier cylinder more than the adjacent upstream drier group.

Process and device for production of a pulp web

In a method for direct or indirect application of a liquid or pasty medium onto a traveling material web, notably of paper or cardboard, where during the application the cross profile (length profile) of the medium is modified under control and thereafter, in the direction of travel, the length profile (cross profile) of the previously applied medium is modified under control. Control of the cross profile and control of the length profile of the applied medium occur separately from one another in automatic control loops based on measurements of the applied profile. In addition is a pertaining apparatus with an applicator, an equalizer, a pertaining cross profile control loop, and a pertaining length profile control loop.

Method and apparatus for direct or indirect application of a liquid or

In a device for the coating of a running web of paper or cardboard, provisions are that in a press gap formed between two rolls a coating substance applied in a very small quantity on the surface of the one roll is first pressed on the web leaving a very thin coat on the web which, however, covers all spots including the 'mounds' of microroughness. Next, the second coat can be applied and dosed on the still moist first coat with the usual means. In the process, the first coat is preferably dosed on the shell of the first roll, by means of the peripheral grooves of a rotary doctor. The same may be performed also as regards the second coating on the web.

Applicator device for coating running webs

The invention proposes a jet device for a machine for producing a material web, in particular a paper or board web, having a nozzle device for dispensing a jet of liquid which is under pressure and is directed onto the material web and/or a transport belt guiding the material web. A changeover device by which the pressure with which the medium impinges on the transport belt or the material web, respectively, can be set.

Jet device

Method and device for the continuous winding up of a moving web

The invention relates to a device for cleaning a moving transport belt in a papermaking machine, for instance a dry or wet wire belt or a felt belt, having at least one nozzle which can be directed against the transport belt for spraying the woven belt with liquid or gaseous fluid. A suction chamber 18 surrounds and cooperates with the cleaning nozzle (8), so that dirt and/or water mist detached by the nozzle jet (27) from the transport belt (4) or residual water are drawn into the suction chamber (18) and led away, avoiding dirtying or contamination of the nearby area.

Belt cleaning device for papermaking machines

A drying section for a paper making machine. The drying section includes a plurality of single-tier dryer groups, optionally followed by one or more double-tier groups. To control curl in the final paper product, a moistening device extending over the width of the drying section is provided near the end of the single-tier dryer groups. The moistening device can be divided into various zones to control the profile of the paper. Alternatively, or in addition to the moistening device, a contact-less dryer such as a infrared dryer can be provided after the dryer section, upstream of a calendar section of the paper making machine. The moistening device can be provided to moisten the bottom or, optionally, the top side of the paper web. Where a double-tier dryer group is provided, to control curl the upper drying cylinders and the lower cylinders can be provided with different steam pressures to control curl. Alternatively, each of the cylinders can be individually controlled.

Dryer section

In a drying section of a paper making machine, the paper web is conducted through a plurality of single tier dryer sections and then transferred to at least one final double tier dryer section for completing the drying process. The paper web is threaded through the open draw between the single tier dryer sections and the double tier dryer section and through the open draws between the lower cylinders and the upper cylinders in the double tier dryer section by use of air jets which blow at the paper web from opposite sides thereof. The air jets include at least one jet which blows in a direction generally opposite to that of the paper web.

Dryer section including a device and method for transferring a strip of

The present invention involves a headbox and manifold system for producing a multi-ply paper which includes a plurality of mixing systems for generation of stock suspension flows of differing concentrations and a distribution manifold for providing a different stock suspension for each of the plies. For at least one of the plies, two conduits or manifolds are used to carry stock suspensions of differing concentrations thereby permitting the adjustment of the concentration of the stock suspension used to form that ply. Each manifold is fixed to the support structure of the paper making machine and runs transverse to the machine direction. Each of the manifolds is in fluid communication with the movable headbox by means of flexible lines of equal length. After discharge from the flexible lines the stock suspensions are routed through turbulence generators before being discharged from the headbox through a slice nozzle to form a multi-ply paper web. The slice nozzle has a width at least as large as the paper web which is formed.

Headbox and manifold system for producing a multi-ply paper web

Several embodiments of an apparatus for applying a liquid or pasty medium e.g. a coating medium onto a moving material web of paper or board are disclosed. All embodiments include a first flexible endless loop belt having an inner surface that passes in contact with a sliding surface of a concave pressing shoe and an outer surface which contacts and moves a web through a press nip. In some embodiments, there is an opposing roll rotating along with the endless belt through the nip. Various devices can apply liquid or pasty medium onto the surface of the belt or the surface of the opposing roll. In an alternate apparatus, there are two counter rotating flexible endless belts which form the press nip between them through which the web is guided. The belts are pressed against each other by elongate guiding surfaces of respective pressing shoes inside the loops of the belts. These embodiments provide a longer length nip in the web travel direction to avoid film splitting during coating of the material web.

Apparatus for applying a liquid or pasty medium onto a moving material

A wire part of a machine for the production of continuous fibrous material webs, especially a papermaking machine, includes two continuous wire belts which together form a twin-wire zone. At least one supporting element having a supporting surface is disposed in the region of the twin-wire zone. At least a part of the supporting surface provides a supporting region which supports a first wire belt on its inner surface and a second wire belt on its outer surface. At least one formation box is provided and is disposed in the supporting region. The formation box is designed in such a way that, in the region of the inner surface of the second wire belt in the formation box, pressure values can be adjusted from a reduced pressure to an excess pressure acting on the inner surface of the second wire belt. The formation box extends in the direction of movement of the wire part over at least a part of the supporting region.

Wire part of a machine for the manufacture of fibrous material webs

A method for improving the quality of multilayer and multiply papers in the wet section of a paper machine, wherein at least two stock suspensions of different quality are used for producing a paper web. The wire water removed through the paper machine wire is collected in separate vessels and recycled. At least the major part of a first stock suspension is dewatered through a first wire, while at least the major part of a second stock suspension is dewatered through a second wire. The wire water removed through each of the wires is collected, separately from the other wire water, and recycled to the stock suspension of the same layer.

Method and device for quality improvement in multilayer and multiply

A multilayer headbox of a paper machine for producing a paper web with several layers having different properties, and an appropriate method therefor. In at least one first layer there is adjusted alone the fiber orientation cross profile and in at least one second layer there is adjusted alone the basis weight cross profile.

Headbox and method for producing multilayer and multi-ply paper webs

In the initial region of the dryer section at least one of the dryer groups (23) is developed as a single-felt dryer group in which a single endless felt (F) and the web (9) travel alternately over cylinders (73) and guide suction rolls (73'). In the final region of the dryer section there is present at least one double-felt dryer group (24) in which a web (9) travels alternately over lower (74) and upper (74') cylinders. The single-felt group (23) has an automatic ropeless tail guide device (76, 79) for the threading of the so-called tail. In the double-felt dryer group (24) an automatic ropeless tail guide device (77, 78) is also present.

Mixed dryer section including single-tier and double-tier drying groups

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Heidenheim, Germany

Hans-Peter Sollinger