Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – With measuring – inspecting and/or testing
Patent
1979-05-24
1981-03-03
Bashore, S. Leon
Paper making and fiber liberation
Processes and products
With measuring, inspecting and/or testing
73 7, 73159, 116208, 340652, G01N 356, G01N 1902
Patent
active
042539137
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus is described for obtaining a quantitative indication of paper web abrasiveness as the web subject of the test is in transit through the production machine. Test specimens of thin, sheet metal shim stock are held in light bearing pressure contact against the dry, finished or nearly finished web for a measured increment of web length. The measured quantity of specimen material lost to the measured quantity of passing web will yield a quotient indicative of the relative abrasiveness of the subject web.
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Alvo Steve
Bashore S. Leon
Marcontell W. Allen
Schmalz Richard L.
Westvaco Corporation
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