EP2300663A1 - Procédé et dispositif d'engagement de pointe d'une bande dans la section de séchoir d'une machine à bande fibreuse - Google Patents

Procédé et dispositif d'engagement de pointe d'une bande dans la section de séchoir d'une machine à bande fibreuse

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EP2300663A1
EP2300663A1 EP09749992A EP09749992A EP2300663A1 EP 2300663 A1 EP2300663 A1 EP 2300663A1 EP 09749992 A EP09749992 A EP 09749992A EP 09749992 A EP09749992 A EP 09749992A EP 2300663 A1 EP2300663 A1 EP 2300663A1
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web
dryer
blow
vacuum
fabric
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Kari Juppi
Veli-Pekka Koljonen
Antti Komulainen
Paavo SIRVIÖ
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Valmet Technologies Oy
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Metso Paper Oy
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D21—PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
    • D21F—PAPER-MAKING MACHINES; METHODS OF PRODUCING PAPER THEREON
    • D21F7/00—Other details of machines for making continuous webs of paper
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D21—PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
    • D21G—CALENDERS; ACCESSORIES FOR PAPER-MAKING MACHINES
    • D21G9/00—Other accessories for paper-making machines
    • D21G9/0063—Devices for threading a web tail through a paper-making machine

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  • the invention relates to a method in tail threading of a web in the dryer section of a fiber web machine including successive dryer groups, and with the dryer group including dryer cylinders, turning rolls, vacuum boxes, - one dryer fabric traveling as single fabric run via the dryer cylinders and turning rolls, and in tail threading of a web, the web end is taken through the dryer section at full width.
  • the invention also relates to a corresponding arrangement.
  • a single fabric dryer section is commonly used as the dryer section of a fiber web machine.
  • tail threading of the web is typically accomplished using a web threading tail, i.e. a tail.
  • a web threading tail i.e. a tail.
  • problems are occasionally encountered in the leading of the tail and particularly in the formation thereof.
  • equipment is required for forming the tail.
  • Patent US5232555 discloses a web transfer from a press section to a single fabric dryer section at the full web width. The procedure according to this patent could be possible in several machines but it has not been even tried as disclosed since tail threading is not described in more detail in the patent. In other words, the description is insufficient for one skilled in the art.
  • the problem is the uncertainty about successful tail threading as well as possible clothing and equipment damages.
  • An object of the invention is to provide a method in tail threading of a web in the dryer section of a fiber web machine by which method tail threading is more reliable than before.
  • the characteristic features of the method according to this invention are that, on the side of an opening nip formed by a dryer cylinder and a dryer fabric, a full width web is blown off from the dryer cylinder at least at the web edges.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a novel arrangement in tail threading in the dryer section of a fiber web machine by which method the blow air consumption can be kept as low as possible, however, without jeopardizing successful tail threading.
  • the characteristic features of the arrangement according to this invention are that blow off blow equipment is included on the side of the opening gap formed by a dryer cylinder and a dryer fabric, at least at web edges, for detaching a full width web from the dryer cylinder.
  • the web end is led forward in the dryer section of a fiber web machine.
  • the web refers to board and paper webs.
  • a fiber web machine in turn, refers to web forming machines used for producing paper or board.
  • a fiber web machine includes successive dryer groups including dryer cylinders, turning rolls and one dryer fabric. The dryer fabric travels as single fabric run via the dryer cylinders and turning rolls as a closed draw from one group to another.
  • full width tail threading of a web the web end is taken through the dryer section at full width. In addition, the full width web is blown off from a dryer cylinder, at least at its edges.
  • blowing takes place on the side of an opening gap formed by a dryer cylinder and the dryer fabric.
  • a full width web can be transferred to travel following the dryer fabric. More precisely, the web can be transferred to travel in the opening gap following the dryer fabric instead of the cylinder.
  • the web After the web has moved to the vicinity of the dryer fabric, the web reaches the subsequent dryer cylinder traveling together with dryer fabric. With the web having a total width, or being full width, cutting of the tail is avoided during tail threading of the web.
  • reliable tail threading of the web is enabled at full width by at least the edge blows. Blows are thus directed to the web in the vicinity of the edges.
  • the web edges When a blow is directed to the web edges, the web edges detach from the dryer cylinder. A blow is thus directed to both web edges said blow discharging from at least one opening/nozzle. As the web edges detach from the dryer cylinder, the center part of the web also detaches from the dryer cylinder. This detachment of the web edges is essen- tial because faults and tears causing breaks initiate from the edges .
  • blows are also directed to the center of the web.
  • the web edges are the most essential areas that should be transferred from a dryer cylinder by means of blows to follow the dryer fabric, a successful full width tail threading procedure can be further improved by directing blows to the center part of the web as well. Blows directed to the center part of the web facilitate successful tail threading, particularly in wide fiber web machines.
  • blows of different intensities are directed to the web in the cross direction of the web.
  • intensive blows are directed to the vicinity of the web edges and a less intensive one is directed to the center of the web.
  • the web edges are the most important part as regards successful tail threading of the web.
  • a smaller blow at the center is sufficient to ensure web detachment from the dryer cylinder.
  • a blow is directed to the web in a wide area but the blow is adjusted to be just correct for detaching the web from the dryer cylinder.
  • blows are adapted in the vicinity of the web end.
  • each blow is formed before the web arrives at the blow position and is turned off after the web has passed the blow position.
  • the blow is formed at a time for merely a part of the blow positions covered by the dryer fabric only, and correspondingly, the blow is formed at a time for merely a part of the blow positions covered by the web as well.
  • the blow is not formed simultaneously for all blow positions.
  • intensive blows can be directed to the points in which they are needed.
  • blows can be made more intensive in such blow positions that have the greatest signi- ficance in blowing as regards tail threading of the web.
  • the dry content value of the web at the first dryer cylinder is lower during tail threading than the value at the first dryer cylinder during operation.
  • the web, the fabric or both can also be moisturized during tail threading.
  • fabric cleaning showers can be opened before the web arrives at a group in order that the web would attach to the fabric.
  • Moistu- rizing of the web and the fabric can be done on both sides or on one side only.
  • the contacting surface of the web and fabric is moisturized.
  • the dry content value at the first dryer cylinder of the web arriving during tail threading is approxi- mately five percentage units, even approximately 10 percentage units, lower than the value at the first dryer cylinder during operation.
  • a web at a dry content five percentage units lower can be transferred to the dryer section from the press section.
  • Such a lower dry matter content is achieved when at least one or more press nips are operated on relief.
  • the dry content i.e. the dry content value
  • the dry content value is approximately five percentage units lower, web attachment to the dryer fabric is remarkably better than at a higher dry content value.
  • a vacuum is created in a vacuum box before the web arrives at the vacuum box. Furthermore, the vacuum is created at a time for merely a part of the vacuum boxes covered by the dryer fabric only.
  • the open surface of the vacuum box can have different vacuum zones and the vacuum can be applied to the vacuum box or the vacuum box can be depressu- rized by means of blows according to the ejector principle or a combination of these.
  • vacuum loss is great. In other words, a remarkable flow of air through the dryer fabric takes place.
  • the vacuum loss decreases remarkably.
  • Increased vacuum is useful when tail threading takes place as a full width web, but when tail threading takes place with a tail, a high vacuum can tear off the web heading to broke and make it travel along with the tail. When a web heading to broke goes along with the tail, this leads very likely to a break. When the web and the fabric cover the vacuum box, remarkable loss does not occur any more and the vacuum need not be turned off. A vacuum is thus maintained with vacuum boxes covered by the web avoiding in this way breaking of the web, or web breaks.
  • Figure 1 is a side view of a fiber web machine
  • Figure 2 shows an arrangement according to the invention in connection with a dryer cylinder, seen from the end of a turning roll
  • Figure 3a shows an arrangement according to the invention in connection with a dryer cylinder, seen from the side of the dryer cylinder
  • Figure 3b shows an arrangement according to the invention in connection with a dryer cylinder, seen from the side of the dryer cylinder
  • Figure 4 shows two successive dryer groups equipped with an arrangement according to the invention
  • Figure 5 shows timing schemes of blows according to the invention.
  • Figure 1 shows one conventional fiber web machine 18 seen from the side.
  • the fiber web machine 18 includes, as successive partial entities, a forming section 10, a press section 12, a dryer section 14, and a finishing section 16.
  • the finishing section comprises only a machine reel in the fiber web machine according to Figure 1.
  • the method and the arrangement according to the invention are designed for use in tail threading in the dryer section 14 of a fiber web machine 18 where only above-lo- cated single fabric run 20 is used.
  • the dryer section 14 includes successive dryer groups 38 which are nine in number in the fiber web machine according to Figure 1.
  • the dryer groups 38 are individualized by symbols Rl - R9.
  • the web is fully wide during tail threading.
  • the fiber web machine 18 shown in Figure 1 can have an arrangement 28 according to the invention shown in Figure 2 in tail threading of the web 34 in the dryer section 14.
  • the dryer section 14 shown in Figure 1 includes successive dryer groups 38 which include dryer cylinders 22, turning rolls 24, and one dryer fabric 26, as shown in Figure 2.
  • the dryer fabric 26 is adapted to travel only as above-located single fabric run 20 via the dryer cylinders 22 and the turning rolls 24.
  • the end 42 of the web 34 is adapted to be taken through the dryer section 14 at full width.
  • blow off blow equipment 80 is included on the side of an opening gap 32 formed by a dryer cylinder 22 and the dryer fabric 26, at least at the web edges, for detaching the full width web 34 from the dryer cylinder 22.
  • Figures 3a and 3b illustrate an arrangement 28 according to the invention in connection with a dryer cylinder 22, seen from the side of the dryer cylinder 22.
  • the blow off blow equipment 80 is located in the vicinity of the edges 33 and 35 of the web 34.
  • the edges 33 and 35 of the web 34 can be detached from the dryer cylinder 22 and the web 34 can be transferred to travel following the dryer fabric 26.
  • the blow off blow equipment 80 includes flow profiles 82 which are adapted to allow a greater flow of air 84 to the edges 33 and 35 of the web 34.
  • the blow off blow equipment 80 includes a blow pipe 86 or several separate blow pipes 86.
  • the flow profiles 82 in the blow pipe 86 are openings 88.
  • the openings, or the holes/gaps, are on the side wall of the pipe. Smaller pipes, nozzles, attached to the blow pipe can also be present in association with the openings.
  • the outlet of such a nozzle can be formed by flattening.
  • the size of the holes in the openings is 2 - 10 mm, advantageously 3 - 8 mm.
  • the distribution of, or the distance between the openings in the web edge area is 50 - 300 mm.
  • the 'web edge area' refers here to an area of 0.2 - 1 m, advantageously of 0.3 - 0.6 m, from the web edge.
  • the distribution of the openings is 150 - 1500 mm, advantageously 400 - 1000 mm.
  • the blow pipes 86 are separate and they are located in the vicinity of the edges 33 and 35 of the web 34.
  • the distribution is denser at the web edge than at a distance from the web edge.
  • the openings 88 are surrounded by orientation pipes 89 which can be located closer to the dryer cylinder/opening gap. Then the blow can be oriented extremely well.
  • one blow pipe 86 covers the entire width of the web and the blow pipe 86 is located in the vicinity of the edges 33 and 35 of the web 34.
  • the flow profiles 82 at the center of the blow pipe 86 are center flow profiles 83. Center flow profiles ensure that the web is transferred to the vicinity of the dryer fabric in the center part of the web as well.
  • the flow profiles 82 in the web blow pipe at the web edge are edge flow profiles 81 which have an essential significance in transferring the web from a dryer cylinder to the vicinity of the dryer fabric. At its simplest, there is one edge flow profile at both edges and there are 1 - 10 center flow profiles at the center of the blow pipe.
  • the edge blow can also be positioned in separate pipes in which case the blows for the center part can be in a full width pipe of their own.
  • the shape of the nozzle orifice can deviate from a normal hole as long as the surface area and the medium flow remain corresponding.
  • the openings/nozzles at the edges can be, for example, laval nozz- les, which are efficient.
  • the medium can be brought to the blow equipment from both edges or from one edge only.
  • the edge blow equipment is typically already sufficient for detaching the web from the dryer cylinder and trans- ferring the web to the vicinity of the dryer fabric
  • the blow pipes advantageously extend for a portion of over 30%, most advantageously for a portion of over 50%, of the web width.
  • the blows cover such a great portion of the web width, the web is transferred from the dryer cylinder to the vicinity of the dryer fabric more reliably than before.
  • the fiber web machine in which full width tail threading is used has a width of over 4 m, advantageously of over ⁇ m.
  • the diagonal cutting distance is remarkably long in the cross direction of the web and simultaneously in the longitudinal direction.
  • the likelihood of problems occurring in cutting increases.
  • less broke is conveyed to the pulper than when using a tail in tail threading.
  • the fiber web machine can also be taken to production faster than when using a tail.
  • Figure 3b illustrates an arrangement 28 according to the invention in connection with a dryer cylinder 22, seen from the side of the dryer cylinder 22.
  • Blow off blow equipment 80 covers the entire width of the web 34. Then the transfer of the web from a dryer cylinder 22 to travel with the dryer fabric 26 is reliable.
  • openings/nozzles are located relatively sparsely over that portion of the blow equipment that covers the center part of the web.
  • the position of the web is measured and blows are adjusted based on the measurement such that the blows are turned on only in one blow group. In the blow position, the web is blown off from a dryer cylinder in the opening gap between the dryer fabric and the dryer cylinder.
  • FIG. 4 shows two successive dryer groups 38 equipped with an arrangement 28 according to the invention.
  • the dryer section includes successive dryer groups.
  • the dryer group 38 includes dryer cylinders 22, turning rolls 24, and one dryer fabric 26, which is adapted to travel only as above-located single fabric run 20 via the dryer cylinders 22 and the turning rolls 24.
  • the end 42 of the web 34 is adapted to be led at full width through the dryer section composed of the dryer groups 38.
  • Blow equipment 60 is included on the side of the opening gap 32 of a dryer cylinder 22 at least at both edges for detaching the full width web 34 from the dryer cylinder.
  • the arrangement 28 includes a control system 36 which is used to form an blow for merely a part of the blow equipment 60 at a time.
  • the blow created in the vicinity of the dryer cylinders is formed depending on the position of the web.
  • the flow is oriented exactly to those pieces of blow equipment that are located in the opening gaps in the group in which the web is currently present. Thus the consumption of compressed air remains reasonable and tail threading can be accomplished with the full width web.
  • the control system 36 of the arrangement 28 shown in Figure 4 includes sensors 52, control equipment 54, and adjustment equipment 92 for each blow equipment group 90.
  • a pressure piping 96 is led from a pressure manifold 94 for creating an blow for the blow equipment 60.
  • the sensors 52 determine the position of the web 34.
  • a sensor provides real-time information on the position at which the web is traveling forward. Over- pressurization of the blow equipment can be accomplished by calculating the web position. If the web remains longer in a position, the calculation is not valid. In addition, such errors accumulate and therefore it is necessary to determine the actual position of the web for the sake of accurate blow control.
  • the sensor thus controls, by means of calculation, a delay over one group, and backward, it controls its own group with a delay when turning off blows. By locating a sensor before the last cylinder, it is possible to control even immediately the following group.
  • Compressed air flows from the blow equipment 60' that is turned on, which is illustrated with broken lines. In turn, compressed air does not flow from the blow equipment 60'' that is turned off. The flow of air from the blow equipment is thus oriented to the group in which the web is currently present.
  • the blow can be transferred forward in the machine direction.
  • the web is detached from a dryer cylinder on the side of an opening gap between the dryer cylinder and the dryer fabric.
  • the length of the blow equipment, or the measure in the cross direction of the fiber web machine is one blow off nozzle at minimum at both edges. More precisely, there is at least one blow-off blow, or blow-off nozzle, per each dryer cylinder at both web edges.
  • blow equipment can form a continuous blow or separate blows.
  • a blow is present in the vicinity of both web edges in which case it is possible to save in blow volumes.
  • the blow equipment has a width essentially equal to that of the dryer cylinder, i.e. the length of the blow equipment is equal to the web width and the blow covers the entire web width.
  • FIG 4 shows an arrangement 28 in tail threading of a web 34 in the dryer section 14 of a fiber web machine 18 ( Figure 1) .
  • the arrangement 28 includes successive dryer groups 38 for drying a web 34.
  • the dryer group 38 includes dryer cylinders 22, turning rolls 24, and one dryer fabric 26.
  • the dryer fabric 26 is adapted to travel as single fabric run 20 via the dryer cylinders 22 and the turning rolls 24.
  • the turning rolls have an open surface, which is illustrated by a broken line 30, representing the open surface, drawn in the vicinity of the surface 44 of the turning roll 24.
  • a vacuum box 62 is arranged in association with each turning roll 24 and a vacuum is created in said vacuum box before the web 34 arrives at the vacuum box 62.
  • the arrangement 28 additionally includes a control system 36 for creating a vacuum for merely a part at a time of the vacuum boxes 63 covered by the dryer fabric 26 only. More precisely, the last vacuum box 63', covered by the fabric only, of the first dryer group 38', is depressurized. The vacuum boxes 63, covered by the fabric only, included in the second dryer group 38' ', are not depressurized. The vacuum boxes 61 that are covered by the web 34 are depressurized. Applying a vacuum to the vacuum boxes, in which it is needed for leading a full width web, enhances full width tail threading. In other words, with the vacuum control, full width tail threading can be made to function remarkably more reliably than before.
  • the position of the web is measured, i.e.
  • the position of the web end is defined.
  • depressurizable vacuum boxes and/or blows can be selected according to the actual web travel.
  • the vacuum boxes in the vicinity of which a vacuum is created can also be selected by computational means. Most advantageously, a calculation method is used which is synchronized every now and then with the measured, i.e. the actual position of the web. Vacuum boxes can be depressurized in several vacuum box groups. Since a fiber web machine is long and breaks may occur in the progress of tail threading, measuring the web position makes the depressurization of the vacuum boxes more accurate.
  • a vacuum present in the vacuum boxes used in association with turning rolls aspirates air through the dryer fabric. If a web is also present in the vicinity of a dryer fabric used in association with a vacuum box, the vacuum aspirates the web into contact with the dryer fabric and it also aspirates air through the web for a slight amount. The amount of air passing the web is very small, in practice insignificant. In addition to this, a flow is generated from the vicinity of the web edges when the web is at the vacuum box and turning roll. The amount of air penetrating the web and the dryer fabric is notably smaller than the amount of air penetrating the dryer fabric.
  • the required vacuum level can be created at the vacuum boxes with a smaller vacuum requirement than when creating the vacuum simultaneously for all vacuum boxes.
  • the vacuum can be applied in a position where it is needed the most.
  • tail threading vacuum is needed in the vacuum boxes having the web or the web end in association therewith.
  • a notable vacuum loss is present only at the vacuum boxes covered by the dryer fabric.
  • a vacuum is created at a time for a vacuum box group 50 which includes vacuum boxes 62 in a number corresponding to the number of turning rolls 24 located in the dryer group 38. A distribution deviating from this can also be used as such.
  • a vacuum box group is the smal- lest unit for which the vacuum can be adjusted. When the number of vacuum boxes covered merely by the dryer fabric is minimized, the vacuum loss can also be minimized.
  • the arrangement 28 includes a control system 36 which is used to control which of the vacuum boxes 63 covered by the dryer fabric are depressurized.
  • the most accurate adjustment is of course achieved when the vacuum box group includes only one vacuum box.
  • Each vacuum box group must be depressurizable at a different time.
  • the control system 36 should include specific vacuum adjustment equipment 48 for each vacuum box group 50.
  • the control system 36 of the arrangement 28 shown in Figure 4 includes sensors 52, control equipment 54, and adjustment equipment 48 for each vacuum box group 50.
  • the sensors 52 determine the position of the web 34 at the dryer group 38.
  • a sensor provides real-time information on the position at which the web is traveling forward. Depressurization of vacuum boxes can be accomplished by calculating the web position. If the web remains longer in a position, the calculation is not valid. In addition, such errors accumulate and therefore it is necessary to determine the actual position of the web for the sake of accurate vacuum control.
  • the sensor can be composed of very different components.
  • the sensor can be a pressure sensor, for example, having a good resistance to the conditions in the dryer section. With a sensor which is a pressure sensor it is easy to achieve suffi- cient accuracy through the dryer fabric.
  • the sensor can also be an optical sensor or a distance sensor, such as an ultrasonic sensor.
  • Such a non-contact sensor can even be installed in doctor equipment, for example, or on the side of a dryer group, in the frame construction of the fiber web machine. When the sensor is installed in the frame construction, the sensor is easily serviceable even during the operation.
  • the adjustment equipment 48 includes an electrically controlled valve.
  • a command related to the positi- on of a piece of the adjustment equipment 48 is sent with control equipment 54 to the adjustment equipment 48, more precisely to the electric valves.
  • a vacuum piping 58 is led from a vacuum manifold 66 for creating a vacuum in the vacuum boxes 62.
  • the vacuum piping 58 includes adjustment equipment 48 which is used to adjust the depressurization of the vacuum boxes.
  • the solenoid valves the vacuum is controlled for one vacuum group at a time. More precisely, the vacuum piping 58 is led to the vacuum boxes which have vacuum zones. In this embodiment the vacuum is led inside the vacuum boxes.
  • the arrangement shown in Figure 4 includes a doctor 64 for cleaning the dryer cylinder 22.
  • a knock off doctor should prevent the web from winding around a dryer cylinder. Normal cleaning doctors prevent web winding only for a short moment. A knock off doctor should prevent the web from winding around a dryer cylinder also for a longer time. A knock off doctor should be hose-loaded and it can be a
  • DST doctor for example, which allows applying a high linear load during tail threading.
  • Figure 4 shows two successive dryer groups 38 each of them having dryer cylinders 22 and turning rolls 24 as well as one dryer fabric 26 adapted to travel via these.
  • the size, number and mutual setting of the dryer cylinders and turning rolls can vary in different dryer group applications, but the run arrangement used in connection with them is the above-located single fabric run.
  • a vacuum is adapted to be created in the vacuum boxes located in association with the turning rolls.
  • the arrangement 28 includes a control system 36 with web break detection equipment 53 connected thereto.
  • Blow off blow equipment 80 is also connected to the control system for detaching the full width web 34 from a dryer cylinder 22.
  • the break position at which tail threading is restarted can refer broadly to the dryer group at which the break occurred. Tail threading of the web becomes easier as it is not necessary to take the web again through the entire dryer section.
  • Web break detection equipment is composed of web break cells.
  • Advantageously said web break detection equipment, more precisely web break cells, is also used for timing the blows and aspirations.
  • FIG. 5 shows timing schemes according to the invention for the tail threading blows of a full width web.
  • Horizontal blow lines 71 represent the formation of the blows for each blow group PRl - PR9.
  • the Start points 73 of the blow lines 71 represent the start of the blow at a certain time t.
  • the Start point 74 is the point of time at which the web is led from the press section to the dryer section.
  • the Completed point 76 is the point of time at which the web has been successfully picked up to the entire dryer section.
  • the oblique broken line between the Start point 74 and the Completed point 76 is the tail threading line 78 representing the advancement of the web in the dryer section.
  • Figure 5 shows how each blow group PRl - PR9 is overpressurized slightly before the web arrives at the blow group concerned PRl - PR9, based on the calculation of the running speed. Once the web has been successfully picked up to the entire blow group, the blow is stopped at this blow group with a slight delay. As such, the blow groups do not necessarily conform to the limits of the dryer groups in any way.
  • Timing of the blow groups can be applied to the vacuum boxes with the difference that the latter are not closed after the web has passed the group concerned. Turning rolls are always turned on except if depressurization is controlled via the vacuum box according to the application. Since the vacuum output is limited because the vacuum is discharged via all suction boxes, the flow is very small at each suction box. The flow is more intensive through the mere clothing than through the clothing and the web. Thus the flow reduces when the web has been successfully picked up to the vacuum box group concerned.

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L'invention porte sur un procédé d'engagement de pointe dans la section de séchoir d'une machine à bande fibreuse qui comprend des groupes séchoirs successifs (38). Le groupe séchoir (38) comprend des cylindres de séchoir (22), des rouleaux tournants (24), des boîtes à vide (62), une toile sécheuse (26) se déplaçant en une seule course de toile (20) par l’intermédiaire des cylindres de séchoir (22) et des rouleaux tournants (24) et, lors de l'engagement de pointe de la bande (34), l'extrémité (42) de la bande (34) est amenée sur toute sa largeur à travers la section de séchoir (14). De plus, sur le côté d'un espace d'ouverture (32) formé par un cylindre de séchoir (22) et la toile sécheuse (26), la totalité de la largeur de bande (34) est soufflée à partir du cylindre de séchoir (22), au moins au niveau des bords (33, 35) de la bande (34). L'invention porte également sur un dispositif correspondant (28).
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