Voith Patent Gmbh

Norbert Gamsjäger

Antje Berendes

Alexander Etschmaier

Franz Grohmann

Georg Gobec

Martin Breineder

Johan Einarsson

Hubert Bischof

Karl Josef Böck

Herbert Schrefl

Wolfgang Peter Mayr

Peter Putschögl

Ronald Piribauer

Rudolf Scherz

The invention relates to a doctor blade for the surface treatment of fibrous nonwoven webs, including a main body and a coating arranged on the surface of the main body, wherein the coating covers at least the part of the surface of the main body on which the doctor blade is provided for contact with the fibrous nonwoven web, and wherein the porosity of the coating is less on the first surface adjoining the main body than on the surface arranged opposite thereof.

Blade coating

A blade for doctoring a moving surface or for sizing or creping a fibrous material web produced or finished in a web machine, for example in a paper, board or tissue machine, includes at least one fiber optic waveguide arranged on a surface of the blade or embedded in the material of the blade. The at least one fiber optic waveguide includes a fiber core and a fiber cladding. The at least one fiber optic waveguide further includes at least one fiber Bragg grating.

Doctor blade with sensing system

This invention relates to a system and a method for optimization of the process performance of a web-processing machine, in particular a machine for the production or further processing of paper, paperboard or tissue, including the following steps: storage of specific data of a component on a data storage unit fitted to the component; and/or measurement of relevant properties of the component by way of a sensor unit fitted to the component; sending of the specific data and/or the measured relevant properties to an open-loop control unit and/or a closed-loop control unit; and optimization of the process performance by way of the open-loop control unit and/or the closed-loop control unit using specific data and/or the measured properties of the component.

Production optimization using data received from a removable component

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