Method and apparatus for leveling the cross-direction profile of

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – With measuring – inspecting and/or testing

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162208, 162252, 162258, 162263, 162297, 162310, 162DIG11, D21F 108

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ABSTRACT:
Undesirable high concentrations of fiber and moisture in the cross-direction profile of a paper stock slurry laid upon a papermachine fourdrinier screen may be selectively dispersed to level the cross-direction profile by impacting the screen carried pond of slurry at 1.5 to 4 feet down from the headbox slice opening with a fluid spray issued under a pressure drive of from 20 to 100 psi. If a cross-direction high concentration of fiber is to be corrected, the appropriate spray fluid to be used is water. If a cross-direction high concentration of water unaccompanied by a cross-directionally aligned high concentration of fiber is to be corrected, the appropriate spray fluid to be used is air.

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patent: 3859163 (1975-01-01), Haythornthwaite

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