Method and machine for manufacturing paper products using fourdrinier forming
AssigneeIBS of America
InventorsJames Faufau, Andrew Forester
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InventorsJames Faufau, Andrew Forester
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An improved method for producing paper from pulp includes a plurality of subassemblies arranged in the forming or wet section of a Fourdrinier. The Fourdrinier includes a dewatering table having a plurality of blades that are static and on-the run adjustable in height and/or angle to control orientation of paper fibers in the stack to create a superior quality of paper and improved paper strength characteristics. Gravity and vacuum assisted drainage elements are equipped with on-the-run adjustable angle and height dewatering foil blades starting from a paper dryness of 0.1% and extending all the way to 5% dryness. The result of this process and machine is to improve the paper quality, save fibers and chemicals and fulfill the required paper properties.
A wet end for a Fourdrinier machine, the wet end comprising:
The wet end of claim wherein the forming board section includes a plurality of angle adjustable blades.
A wet end for a Fourdrinier Machine comprising:
A wet end for a Fourdrinier machine comprising:
A wet end for a Fourdrinier comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.