EP4006230A1 - Procédé de formation d'une bande de matière fibreuse et section de formation pour la formation d'une bande de matière fibreuse - Google Patents

Procédé de formation d'une bande de matière fibreuse et section de formation pour la formation d'une bande de matière fibreuse Download PDF

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EP4006230A1
EP4006230A1 EP21205141.1A EP21205141A EP4006230A1 EP 4006230 A1 EP4006230 A1 EP 4006230A1 EP 21205141 A EP21205141 A EP 21205141A EP 4006230 A1 EP4006230 A1 EP 4006230A1
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Juan Carlos Cecchini
Sampo IMMONEN
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D21—PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
    • D21F—PAPER-MAKING MACHINES; METHODS OF PRODUCING PAPER THEREON
    • D21F1/00—Wet end of machines for making continuous webs of paper
    • D21F1/48—Suction apparatus
    • D21F1/483—Drainage foils and bars
    • D21F1/486—Drainage foils and bars adjustable
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D21—PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
    • D21F—PAPER-MAKING MACHINES; METHODS OF PRODUCING PAPER THEREON
    • D21F9/00—Complete machines for making continuous webs of paper
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D21—PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
    • D21F—PAPER-MAKING MACHINES; METHODS OF PRODUCING PAPER THEREON
    • D21F9/00—Complete machines for making continuous webs of paper
    • D21F9/003—Complete machines for making continuous webs of paper of the twin-wire type

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  • the invention relates generally to producing fiber webs. Particularly the invention relates to a method of forming a fiber web according to the preamble of the independent method claim and to a forming section for forming a fiber web according to the preamble of the independent forming section claim.
  • a typical production and treatment line comprise a forming section comprising a headbox and a forming unit and a press section as well as a subsequent drying section and a reel-up.
  • the production and treatment line can further comprise other devices and sections for finishing the fiber web, for example, a size press, a calender, a coating section.
  • the production and treatment line also comprise typically at least one winder for forming customer rolls as well as a roll packaging apparatus.
  • the task of the headbox is to supply fiber suspension for the fiber web production into the forming unit.
  • more than one fiber suspension flows are discharged from the headbox via flow channels for stock suspension layers, each for forming one layer of a multiply fiber web.
  • the task of a forming unit is to remove water from fiber suspension fed by the headbox.
  • water in the stock is removed on the forming section through a forming wire or forming wires for starting the formation of the web. Fibers remain on the forming wire or between the forming wires moving together.
  • different types of stocks are used.
  • the volume for which water can be removed from different stocks for achieving a web of good quality is a function of many factors, such as e.g. a function of the desired basis weight of the web, the design speed of the machine, and the desired level of fines, fibers and fill materials in the finished product.
  • Fiber webs especially paper and board are available in a wide variety of types and can be divided according to basis weight in two grades: papers with a single ply and a basis weight of 25-300 g/m 2 and boards manufactured in single or multiply technology and having a basis weight of 80-600 m/m 2 . It should be noted that the borderline between paper and board is flexible since board grades with lightest basis weights are lighter than the heaviest paper grades. Generally speaking, paper is used for printing and board for packaging.
  • the stock suspensions to be used for producing different grades of fiber webs vary in respect of the fiber web grade to be produced but typically at least certain drainage level is to be achieved in the forming section in order to form a fiber web suitable to be treated in a press section of a fiber web production line and to further remove water by pressing the fiber web in the press section.
  • virgin or recycled fibers are refined to very fine fibers i.e. to highly refined stocks for the required stock suspension.
  • Some grades may also have high fines content.
  • the highly refined stock and high fines content decrease dewatering properties of the stock suspension, for example a web sealing effect of the fiber web is possible and thus limitations on dewatering in the forming unit might be caused.
  • the freeness of a stock suspensions defines drainability of a stock suspension in water.
  • the freeness of the stock suspension is determined by a Schopper-Riegler test method and is given as a Schopper-Riegler value (°SR).
  • °SR Schopper-Riegler value
  • Schopper-Riegler value of the stock suspension is typically at least 60 °SR.
  • EP2762635A1 is disclosed an adjustment mechanism comprising a lower pultrusion, an upper pultrusion and a plurality of cam blocks located between the lower pultrusion and the upper pultrusion, wherein the plurality of cam blocks are longitudinally movable relative to the lower pultrusion and the upper pultrusion so that as the plurality of cam blocks longitudinally move, at least a portion of the upper pultrusion moves away from the lower pultrusion.
  • the upper pultrusion and the lower pultrusion are free of longitudinal movement during longitudinal movement of the plurality of cam blocks, and the adjustment mechanism is height adjustable, angle adjustable, or both.
  • a forming section comprises a first and a second wire loop which form a twin-wire zone, which comprises and in which are arranged at least one dewatering element by means of which initial dewatering is performed from stock suspension fed by the headbox, and at least one dewatering device following said at least one dewatering element in the travel direction of the web, which dewatering device comprises a stationary support shaft on which support elements are supported at a distance from each other, an impermeable belt loop which is led to circle around the stationary support shaft supported by said support elements, wherein said at least one dewatering device further comprises at least one curvilinear dewatering zone over which the wires are led to travel supported by the belt loop, whereby the degree of curvature of the curve of the at least one curvilinear dewatering zone increases in the travel direction of the belt such that increasing dewatering pressure is applied to the stock suspension travelling between the wires on said at least one curvilinear dewatering zone, which increasing dewatering pressure is dependent on a
  • An object of the invention is to create a method for forming a fiber web, in which the disadvantages and problems of prior art are eliminated or at least minimized.
  • An object of the invention is to create a forming section for forming a fiber web, in which the disadvantages and problems of prior art are eliminated or at least minimized.
  • An object of the invention is to create a method and a forming sections for forming a fiber web from a stock suspension with difficult dewatering properties.
  • the method according to the invention is mainly characterized by the features of the characterizing clause of the independent method claim and the forming section according to the invention is mainly characterized by the features of the characterizing clause of the independent forming section claim.
  • the method for forming a fiber web comprises feeding a stock suspension from a headbox onto a first, lower wire of a forming unit, removing water from the stock suspension in the forming unit at first in a single-wire part formed by the first, lower wire and thereafter in a twin-wire part formed by the first, lower wire and a second, upper wire, wherein the method comprises at first activating the stock suspension by providing turbulence to the stock suspension by at least one foil unit with adjustable foils in the single-wire part and after the activating step providing pressure to the from the stock suspension formed fiber web by pressing means: by a sleeve roll with decreasing radius or by a metal belt, in the twin-wire part.
  • the fiber web is effected by alternately by angle-adjustable foils and height-adjustable foils of the foil unit with the adjustable foils.
  • freeness, Schopper-Riegler value, of the stock suspension is at least 60 °SR.
  • pressing means directs 50 - 400 kPa dewatering pressure to the fiber web.
  • the activating step comprises vacuum based water removal by vacuum water removal means alternating, advantageously sequentially, with the activating of the stock suspension by the providing turbulence to the stock suspension (M) by the foil units with adjustable foils in the single wire part.
  • the sleeve roll with decreasing radius which comprises a stationary support shaft, an belt loop, which is led to circle around the stationary support shaft, the sleeve roll further comprises at least one curvilinear dewatering zone consisting of two partial curves such that the radius of curvature of a first partial curve is greater than the radius of curvature of a second partial curve following the first partial curve in the travel direction of belt loop.
  • the forming section for forming a fiber web comprises a headbox for feeding stock suspension and a forming unit for forming the stock suspension to a fiber web, which forming unit comprises a single-wire part comprising a first, lower wire and a twin-wire part comprising the first, lower wire and a second, upper wire, wherein the forming unit comprises in the single-wire part at least one foil unit with adjustable foils and in the twin-wire part pressing means, a sleeve roll with decreasing radius or a metal belt.
  • the adjustable foils of the foil unit/units comprise angle-adjustable foils and/or the height-adjustable foils.
  • the adjustable foils of the foil unit comprise angle-adjustable foils and the height-adjustable foils positioned in the foil unit alternately.
  • the forming unit comprises in the twin-wire part a forming roll with an open water removal sector located before the pressing means.
  • the forming unit comprises in the twin-wire part a guide roll and a curved suction box with suction located before the pressing means.
  • the foil unit/units with adjustable foils are located as last water removal means of the single-wire section of the forming unit.
  • the forming unit comprises in the single-wire part at least two foil units with adjustable foils and at least one vacuum water removal means and the foil units with adjustable foils and the vacuum water removal means are located alternating, advantageously sequentially, in the single-wire part.
  • the sleeve roll with decreasing radius comprises a stationary support shaft, an belt loop, which is led to circle around the stationary support shaft, that the sleeve roll further comprises at least one curvilinear dewatering zone consisting of two partial curves such that the radius of curvature of a first partial curve is greater than the radius of curvature of a second partial curve following the first partial curve in the travel direction of belt loop.
  • the metal belt is formed as a loop guided by guide rolls and is located inside the second, upper wire and opposite to the metal belt, inside the first, lower wire is located a roll with a suction zone.
  • the drainage of a stock suspension with difficult dewatering properties is improved significantly and a fiber web is formed suitable to be guided to a press section.
  • the energy consumption and the functionality of the forming process is maintained at a level corresponding to situation with stock suspensions with good/normal dewatering properties.
  • each forming section comprises a head box for feeding stock suspension M to a forming unit.
  • the forming unit comprises foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A; 40H ( fig. 5 ) and the examples of figures 1 and 2 comprise a sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius providing pressure effect to enhance water removal.
  • an upper wire 20 is guided onto surface of the fiber web W in area of a forming roll 23 and in the example of figure 2 in area of a curved suction box 25 with suction.
  • the sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius the example of figure 3 comprises a metal belt 60, which metal belt water provides a pressure effect, which removes water from the fiber web W into a roll 63 with a suction zone 63V or to openings or like in a mantle of the roll.
  • the forming unit comprising in the single-wire part at least two foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H ( fig. 5 ) has a configuration of the activating step of foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H and the water removal means 11 alternating, advantageously sequentially.
  • the water removal means 11 are water removal means 11 removing water by vacuum i.e. so called vacuum water removal boxes.
  • the drainage is increased by first activating the stock suspension M by providing turbulence by at least one foil unit 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H to the stock suspension M and thereafter providing pressure to the from the stock suspension M formed fiber web W by pressing means 50; 60, advantageously by the sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius or by the metal belt 60.
  • FIG 1 is shown an example of a forming section for a fiber web.
  • the forming section comprises a headbox, from which the stock suspension M is fed to the forming unit beginning as a single-wire part comprising a first wire 10 located as a lower wire below the stock M changing to the fiber web W as the water is removed.
  • the single-wire part is followed by the twin-wire part comprising a second wire 20 for forming an upper wire of the twin-wire part, in which the lower wire is formed by the first wire 10.
  • Each wire comprises rolls 12, 22 for guiding and driving the wire 10; 20 as an endless loop.
  • the stock suspension M is first fed onto the first, lower wire 10 and onto area of a form ing board 17 and thereafter the stock M on the wire 10 is guided past inside the loop of the wire 10 located water removal means 11, which can be for example foil boxes and/or suction devices.
  • the run of the wire 10 during the water removal on the single-wire part is substantially horizontal.
  • the forming board 17 comprises a foils and gaps between the foils, by which water is removed from the stock M either with gravity or suction effect.
  • foils does not create pressure pulsations to the stock and in the end of the forming board 17 pressure pulsations are created to the stock.
  • foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H ( fig. 5 ).
  • the adjustable foils 40A, 40H provide a turbulence in the fiber web W, which rearranges fibers and fines in the fiber web W improving dewatering properties of the fiber web W.
  • Foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H can also be after forming board 17 and before water removal means 11 or between water removal means 11, which can be for example foil boxes and/or suction devices
  • the fiber web W guided on the wire 10 is after the single-wire part guided to the twin-wire part, in which the fiber web W is guided in between the lower wire 10 and the upper wire 20 as their runs meet on a forming roll 23.
  • the upper wire 20 is guided onto surface of the fiber web W in area of the forming roll 23.
  • the forming roll 23 located inside the loop of the second upper wire 20 is the first water removal means of the twin-wire part.
  • the forming roll 23 comprises grooves or openings, into which the water from the fiber web W is removed.
  • the grooves and the openings can extend through the mantle of the forming roll 23, in which case the forming roll 23 is connected to an under-pressure source.
  • the forming roll 23 comprises an open water removal sector 23V.
  • the forming roll 23 is followed by a sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius providing pressure to the fiber web W and thus, enhancing the water removal.
  • the sleeve roll 50 directs 50 - 400 kPa dewatering pressure to the fiber web W.
  • the sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius is located inside the loop of the first, lower wire 10.
  • suction means 16 are located, also inside the loop of the first, lower wire 10.
  • the suction means 16 as such remove water but also stabilize running of the wires 10, 20.
  • the fiber web W is guided towards a pick-up roll 31 for transferring the fiber web W to a first press fabric of a press section.
  • FIG 2 is shown an example of a forming section for a fiber web.
  • the forming section comprises a headbox, from which the stock suspension M is fed to the forming unit beginning as a single-wire part comprising a first wire 10 located as a lower wire below the stock M changing to the fiber web W as the water is removed.
  • the single-wire part is followed by the twin-wire part comprising a second wire 20 for forming an upper wire of the twin-wire part, in which the lower wire is formed by the first wire 10.
  • Each wire comprises rolls 12, 22 for guiding and driving the wire 10; 20 as an endless loop.
  • the stock suspension M is first fed onto the first, lower wire 10 and onto area of a form ing board 17 and thereafter the stock M on the wire 10 is guided past inside the loop of the wire 10 located water removal means 11, which can be for example foil boxes and/or suction devices.
  • the run of the wire 10 during the water removal on the single-wire part is substantially horizontal.
  • the forming board 17 comprises foils and gaps between the foils, by which water is removed from the stock M either with gravity or suction effect.
  • foils does not create pressure pulsations to the stock and in the end of the forming board 17 pressure pulsations are created to the stock.
  • foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H ( fig. 5 ).
  • the adjustable foils 40A, 40H provide a turbulence in the fiber web W, which rearranges fibers and fines in the fiber web W improving dewatering properties of the fiber web W.
  • Foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H can also be after forming board 17 and before water removal means 11 or between water removal means 11, which can be for example foil boxes and/or suction devices.
  • the fiber web W guided on the wire 10 is after the single-wire part guided to the twin-wire part, in which the fiber web W is guided in between the lower wire 10 and the upper wire 20.
  • a guide as roll 24 The guide roll 24 is located inside the loop of the second upper wire 20.
  • the curved suction box 25 is located inside the loop of the second, upper wire 20 and provides the first water removal means of the twin-wire part.
  • the curved suction box 25 is followed by a sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius providing pressure to the fiber web W and thus, enhancing the water removal.
  • the sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius is located inside the loop of the first, lower wire 10.
  • the sleeve roll 50 directs 50 - 400 kPa dewatering pressure to the fiber web W.
  • suction means 16 remove water but also stabilize running of the wires 10, 20.
  • the fiber web W is guided towards a pick-up roll 31 for transferring the fiber web W to a first press fabric of a press section.
  • FIG 3 is shown an example of a forming section for a fiber web.
  • the forming section comprises a headbox, from which the stock suspension M is fed to the forming unit beginning as a single-wire part comprising a first wire 10 located as a lower wire below the stock M changing to the fiber web W as the water is removed.
  • the single-wire part is followed by the twin-wire part comprising a second wire 20 for forming an upper wire of the twin-wire part, in which the lower wire is formed by the first wire 10.
  • Each wire comprises rolls 12, 22 for guiding and driving the wire 10; 20 as an endless loop.
  • the stock suspension M is first fed onto the first, lower wire 10 and onto area of a form ing board 17 and thereafter the stock M on the wire 10 is guided past inside the loop of the wire 10 located water removal means 11, which can be for example foil boxes and/or suction devices.
  • the run of the wire 10 during the water removal on the single-wire part is substantially horizontal.
  • the forming board 17 comprises foils and gaps between the foils, by which water is removed from the stock M either with gravity or suction effect.
  • foils does not create pressure pulsations to the stock and in the end of the forming board 17 pressure pulsations are created to the stock M.
  • foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H ( fig. 5 ).
  • the adjustable foils 40A, 40H provide a turbulence in the fiber web W, which rearranges fibers and fines in the fiber web W improving dewatering properties of the fiber web W.
  • Foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H can also be after forming board 17 and before water removal means 11 or between water removal means 11, which can be for example foil boxes and/or suction devices.
  • the fiber web W guided on the wire 10 is after the single-wire part guided to the twin-wire part, in which the fiber web W is guided in between the lower wire 10 and the upper wire 20 as their runs meet on a forming roll 23.
  • the upper wire 20 is guided onto surface of the fiber web W in area of the forming roll 23.
  • the forming roll 23 located inside the loop of the second upper wire 20 is the first water removal means of the twin-wire part.
  • the forming roll 23 comprises grooves or openings, into which the water from the fiber web W is removed.
  • the grooves and the openings can extend through the mantle of the forming roll 23, in which case the forming roll 23 is connected to an under-pressure source.
  • the forming roll 23 comprises an open water removal sector 23V.
  • the forming roll 23 is followed by a metal belt 60, which metal belt 60 provides a pressure effect, which removes water from the fiber web W into a roll 63 with a suction zone 63V or to openings, grooves or like in a mantle of the roll.
  • the metal belt 60 is formed as a loop guided by guide rolls 62 and is located inside the second, upper wire 20. Opposite to the metal belt 60 unit, inside the first, lower wire 10 is located the roll 63 with the suction zone 63V.
  • the pressure provided by the metal belt 60 enhances the water removal from the fiber web W and presses the water to be removed by the roll 63 with the suction zone 63V.
  • the metal belt 60 directs 50 - 400 kPa dewatering pressure to the fiber web W.
  • suction means 16 are located, also inside the loop of the first, lower wire 10.
  • the suction means 16 as such remove water but also stabilize running of the wires 10, 20.
  • the fiber web W is guided towards a pick-up roll 31 for transferring the fiber web W to a first press fabric of a press section.
  • FIG 4 is shown a drainage graph in connection with advantageous examples of forming sections.
  • the forming section corresponds mainly to the example of figure 1 , only with more support foils 16 at the end of the twin-wire part.
  • the drainage graph corresponds substantially to any of the described examples and provides the drainage principles of the method and the forming section according to the invention.
  • the X-axis presents the position along the forming unit and the Y-axis presents headbox flow in percent (%).
  • a "normal" drainage curve N the solid curve, shows drainage in case of good/typical/normal dewatering properties for comparison and the drainage curve P, the dot-and-dash curve, shows drainage in case of difficult dewatering properties, when the Schopper-Riegler value of the stock suspension is at least 60 °SR, when the method according to the invention is used in the forming section according to the invention.
  • N the drainage curve
  • P the dot-and-dash curve
  • the water removal does not proceed but as the effect of the foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H begins and turbulence is effected to the stock suspension the drainage curve P the drainage curve P turns again downwards and water is removed, while the stock suspension M proceeds at the end of the single-wire part but at the very end the drainage is decreasing and water removal slowing as the drainage curve again begins to turn towards horizontal direction.
  • the drainage curve P again turns more downwards and by the pressure effect of the sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius the drainage curve P is more intensively turning downwards.
  • the method for forming the fiber web W comprises feeding a stock suspension M from the headbox onto the first, lower wire 10 of the forming unit, which stock suspension M has difficult dewatering properties, removing water from the stock suspension M in the forming unit at first in a single-wire part formed by the first, lower wire 10 and thereafter in a twin-wire part formed by the first, lower wire 10 and the second, upper wire 20.
  • the method also comprises at first activating the stock suspension M by providing turbulence to the stock suspension M by at least one foil unit 15 with the adjustable foils 40A, 40H and after the activating step providing pressure to the from the stock suspension M formed fiber web W by the pressing means 50; 60, advantageously by the sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius or by the metal belt 60.
  • the activating of the stock suspension M is effected during run of the stock suspension M on the first, lower wire 10 in the single-wire part before the twin-wire part beginning, when headbox flow in percent is at most 80 %, and finished when the headbox flow in precent is at least 50%.
  • the pressure providing is affected during run of the fiber web W in the twin-wire part beginning, when headbox flow in percent is at most 50 %, and finished, when the headbox flow in percent is at least 15%.
  • FIG 5 is shown an example of the foil unit 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H.
  • the adjustment type AT of the adjustable foils 40A, 40H can be either angle-adjustable, arrows A, foils 40A or height-adjustable, arrows H.
  • the adjustable foils 40A, 40H are supported on a support surface 41 of the foil unit 15.
  • Each adjustable foil 40A, 40B comprises support arms 43, 44, support plate 46 and foil plate 45.
  • the foil plates 45 are in contact with lower side of the first, lower wire 10, on support of which the stock suspension M is guided forward in the forming unit and formed to the fiber web W.
  • the foils 40A, 40H also comprise a joint 44, which in case of angle-adjustable foils 40A provide the angle adjustment A and in case of height-adjustable foils provide the height adjustment H.
  • the angle-adjustable foils 40A and the height-adjustable foils 40H are positioned in the foil unit 15 alternately.
  • Angle-adjustment A of the angle-adjustable foils 40A is advantageously 0-5°.
  • Height-adjustment H of the height-adjustable foils 40H is advantageously provided such, that the foil plate 45 of the height-adjustable foil 40H is in maximum in contact with the lower surface of the first, lower wire 10 substantially at its whole width in machine direction S or the foil plate 45 of the height-adjustable foil 40H is in minimum not at all in contact with the lower surface of the first, lower wire 10 or the contact is selected between the maximum and the minimum.
  • arrow S is denoted the machine direction i.e. the running direction of the forming unit and by the curve Q is shown the pressure profile effect of the adjustable foils 40A, 40H in the stock suspension M.
  • a sleeve roll 50 with decreasing radius which comprises a stationary support shaft 51 on which support elements 52 are supported at a distance from each other, an impermeable belt loop 53 which is led to circle around the stationary support shaft 51 supported by the support elements 52.
  • the sleeve roll 50 further comprises at least one curvilinear dewatering zone K via which the wires 10, 20 are led to travel supported by the belt loop 53.
  • the degree of curvature of the curve of the curvilinear dewatering zone K increases in the travel direction of the belt 53 such that increasing dewatering pressure is applied to the stock suspension travelling between the wires 10, 20 on said at least one curvilinear dewatering zone K.
  • Radius of curvature of the curvilinear dewatering zone K consists of two partial curves such that the radius of curvature K1 of a first partial curve is greater than the radius of curvature K2 of a second partial curve following the first partial curve K1 in the travel direction of belt loop 53.
  • Radius of curvature of the curvilinear dewatering zone K can contain several curves such that the radius of curvatures decreases in the running direction of the wires 10, 20.
  • FIG 7 is schematically shown an example, in which the forming unit comprising in the single-wire part with foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H ( fig. 5 ) has a configuration of foil units 15 with adjustable foils 40A, 40H and water removal means 11 alternating, advantageously sequentially.
  • the water removal means 11 are water removal means 11 removing water by vacuum i.e. so called vacuum water removal boxes.
  • one or more vacuum water removal means 11 is/are located.
  • This provides in the single-wire part alternating in the activating step first activating the stock suspension by providing turbulence to the stock suspension by the foil unit 15 with adjustable foils and then removing water by the vacuum water removal means 11 and thereafter again activating the stock suspension by providing turbulence to the stock suspension by the next foil unit 15.
  • This way the drainage properties of the fiber web are formed in order to enhance drainage by the vacuum water removal means.
  • the bottom side fiber structure of the fiber web tends to seal and thus by the turbulence activation by the foil unit/-s 15 with adjustable foils, the freeness of the fiber structure is returned.
  • foil units 15 with adjustable foils there is first two foil units 15 with adjustable foils and then two vacuum water removal means 11 followed by two foil units 15 with adjustable foils and again two vacuum water removal means 11.
  • the number of alternating foil units 15 and water removal means 11 may vary and it can be same or different.

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