Method and apparatus for removing water from a web by means of presses
AssigneeVoith Sulzer Papiermaschinen GmbH
InventorChristian Schiel
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AssigneeVoith Sulzer Papiermaschinen GmbH
InventorChristian Schiel
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A wet-press arrangement. The flexible press jacket of a shoe press roll removes the web to be dewatered in a first press nip directly from the wire on which the web has been formed. The web then passes, together with the press jacket, through a second press nip which is developed as a felted, lengthened press nip. The web then passes through a third press nip where it is transferred from the smooth outer surface of the press jacket onto the smooth outer surface of a press roll. The web then travels, together with the latter roll, through a fourth press nip, which again is developed as a felted, lengthened press nip. Following that, the web still follows the press roll up to a place of web removal.
A method of removing water from a fiber web in a wet press section of a paper making machine having first, second, and third press rolls, the first press roll having a smooth outer surface and forming a first press nip between the first press roll and a wire belt, the second press roll forming an extended, felted press nip with the first press roll, and the third press roll having a smooth outer surface and forming a third press with the first press roll, at least one of the press rolls being a shoe press roll having a flexible press jacket with an outer smooth jacket surface, the method comprising the steps of:
A wet press arrangement for removing water from a fiber web in a paper making machine, comprising:
A wet press arrangement for removing water from a fiber web in a paper making machine, comprising:
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