De-watering apparatus in a two-wire former

Paper making and fiber liberation – Apparatus – Running or indefinite length product forming and/or treating...

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162203, 162352, D21F 100

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051677709

ABSTRACT:
The de-watering apparatus for a two-wire paper machine is constructed in such a manner that following the convergence of both wires, firstly, a uniform pressure at a forming roll is exerted on the suspension layer located between the wires. Subsequently, both wires pass de-watering rails which may be located in the upper and/or the lower wire. In this case, an under-pressure is exerted at least at the rails located in the upper wire. At least one further de-watering member then follows before both wires are separated again. The de-watering apparatus can also be used after a preliminary de-watering section, for example an endless wire, and also in the direct vicinity of a head box.

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patent: 4925531 (1990-05-01), Koski
Baumann "New Top Wire Forming Unit", Pulp and Paper, Apr. 1989.

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