WO2011030363A1 - Thermally insulated yankee cylinder - Google Patents
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D21—PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
- D21F—PAPER-MAKING MACHINES; METHODS OF PRODUCING PAPER THEREON
- D21F5/00—Dryer section of machines for making continuous webs of paper
- D21F5/02—Drying on cylinders
- D21F5/021—Construction of the cylinders
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- the present invention relates to improvements to the so-called Yankee cylinders used in paper manufacturing industry.
- paper is produced starting from an aqueous slurry of cellulose fibers and possible further additives, with a very low dry content, in the order of fractions of percentage points by weight.
- the mixture is fed by a headbox on a forming wire and through subsequent transfer steps between wires and felts, with the use of suction systems, the water amount in the layer of slurry is gradually reduced to obtain a web or layer of cellulose fiber with a water content sufficiently low to have a consistency that allows the web to be made to pass in a drying system.
- the drying system comprises a Yankee cylinder, that is, an internally hollow cylinder, wherein a thermal carrier fluid is made to circulate, typically steam.
- the paper web is dried, that is, its water content is reduced, through evaporation at the expense of the heat yielded by the Yankee cylinder through its outer wall wherealong the paper material web is guided.
- Yankee cylinders were made of cast iron. More recently, steel Yankee cylinders have been introduced, as described for example in WO-A- 2006/057023; WO-A-2008/105005.
- Steel Yankee cylinders are normally made by welding and comprise an outer cylindrical surface formed by a cylindrical shell, at the ends whereof the heads are fixed. The connection is usually made by welding.
- the heads externally carry the cylinder support journals.
- the hollow inside volume of the Yankee cylinder is defined between heads and shell, wherein the steam is introduced for heating the outer surface of the Yankee cylinder.
- the heads are generally flat unlike what usually happens in cast-iron Yankee cylinders, where vice versa the heads have a curved shape, with a concavity facing outwards.
- US-A-4,520,578 describes a cast-iron Yankee cylinder with concave- shaped heads, fitted with an insulating system having the function of reducing the amount of heat dispersed through the heads.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a Yankee cylinder, in particular a steel Yankee cylinder, with an efficient head insulation system.
- the invention provides a Yankee cylinder for drying webs of cellulose material, comprising a cylindrical shell with a substantially cylindrical outer surface, whereto end heads are fixed, preferably by welding, said shell and said heads defining a hollow inside volume of the cylinder, the heads having respective support journals, and comprising an insulation of the end heads.
- the insulation provided on each end head is connected to the end head such as to rigidly rotate integrally with the Yankee cylinder.
- Connection between an insulation shield and the end head can be provided by means of an annular connection ring.
- the annular connection ring projects from a generally planar outer surface of the respective end head.
- the annular connection ring has an outer cylindrical surface which is flush with the outer cylindrical surface of the shell and with the outer cylindrical edges of the end heads. The entire side surfaces of the Yankee cylinder will then be thermally insulated.
- a respective journal is connected, by screwing or preferably by welding, to the end head and projects therefrom and is preferably centered with respect to the annular connection ring.
- the insulation shield is restrained to the respective journal as well as to the connection ring.
- the connection ring has an outer cylindrical surface which forms an extension of the outer cylindrical surface of the shell. A welding bead can be provided, extending up to the cylindrical surface.
- a continuous surface treatment, extending on the cylindrical surface of the shell, the cylindrical surfaces of the end heads and the outer cylindrical surfaces of the connection rings can be provided, such that a continuous treated cylindrical surface is obtained, on which the paper web can be guided and around which it can be entrained.
- the heads and the shell are welded together and corresponding welding beads surfaces on the cylindrical surface of the cylinder.
- the end heads of the Yankee cylinder are free of holes drilled therein for the purpose of connecting an insulation shield thereto, such that a higher reliability in terms of mechanical strength is achieved. This is most important considering that the shell and the end heads of the Yankee cylinder are subject to high dynamical stresses.
- a connecting ring fixed to each head which has a substantially cylindrical outer surface, whereon a substantially continuous annular welding bead surfaces, for jointing the connecting ring to the respective head, said ring being preferably provided with threaded holes for anchoring the insulation.
- an insulation connecting ring surrounding the respective journal and arranged spaced therefrom, is fixed on each of said heads.
- the connecting ring fixing is advantageously obtained by welding.
- the insulation connecting ring has a cylindrical side surface flush with and constituting a continuation of, the outer cylindrical surface of the Yankee cylinder shell.
- the insulation comprises a plurality of segments or sectors adjacent to each other, each constrained to the respective connecting ring and to the respective journal.
- Each insulation segment or sector may be made of an insulating sheet.
- the radial edges of consecutive segments or sectors are preferably overlapped for obtaining greater stability in fixing said segments so as to improve the mechanical reliability.
- each segment or sector comprises an insulating sheet, preferably fitted with a layer of thermally insulating material, fixed to the connecting ring by screw means in the proximity of a radially outer edge, and constrained by a radially internal edge thereof to the respective journal, for example inserting the radially internal edge of the sheet into an annular slot or groove of the journal.
- the depth of this groove is preferably oversized for allowing a radial relative motion between the insulating sheets and the groove side surfaces. In operating conditions, in fact, the Yankee cylinder reaches a higher temperature than the insulating sheets.
- the connecting ring has a substantially cylindrical outer surface, constituting an extension of the substantially cylindrical outer surface of the shell.
- the connecting ring is welded to the respective head by means of a substantially continuous annular welding bead.
- This welding bead is preferably positioned at the radially outer edge of the head, said connecting ring having an outside diameter equal to the outside diameter of the Yankee cylinder shell.
- the welding bead is made so as to surface on a radially outer surface of said connecting ring and on a radially inner surface of said connecting ring.
- a substantially annular continuous slot or groove is formed between the connecting ring and the head on the radially inner side of the connecting ring. The provision of such groove allows obtaining two advantages:
- the making of the slot allows obtaining such a shape of the ring cross section as to insulate the zone wherein the blind threaded holes for fixing the insulating sheets through screws are made. This is useful since such holes represent weakening zones and notches capable of concentrating the stresses.
- the weakening obtained through the groove turning allows limiting the stress at such holes.
- a possible splitting triggered by fatigue at the hole vertex may only propagate up to the inner wall of the groove, thereby without affecting the Yankee cylinder head. In this respect, the groove further increases the reliability of the insulated Yankee cylinder.
- the shell, the heads and the connecting rings are made of steel and each head has a substantially flat outer surface.
- figure 1 shows a longitudinal section of a Yankee cylinder
- figure 2 shows a front view according to II- II of figure 1 ;
- figure 3 shows a section view according to III-III of figure 2;
- FIGS. 4A and 4B show an enlargement of a head portion showing the process for providing the systems for fixing the insulation to the head
- FIGS 5A to 5F are figures similar to figure 4B, wherein modified embodiments are shown.
- FIG. 1 shows a steel Yankee cylinder indicated with reference numeral 1 as a whole.
- the Yankee cylinder comprises a shell 3 and end heads 5, typically fixed by welding to shell 3.
- the heads and shell 5, 3 define a hollow inside volume 4, wherein steam or other thermal carrier fluid is introduced, which yields heat through the cylindrical surface of shell 3.
- the heat carrier fluid flows into and through the hollow volume 4 such that heat is directly transferred from the fluid to the inner surface of the shell and through said shell to the paper web guided around the outer cylindrical surface of the Yankee cylinder 1.
- Annularly shaped condensate collection grooves can be provided on the inner surface of the shell, see Figs.4A, 4B.
- the Yankee cylinder 1 is preferably made of steel, starting from a flat sheet processed and welded, rather than by casting, the heads 5 have a substantially flat development or are made from portions of flat sheet welded to one another.
- the general structure of a steel Yankee cylinder of this type and possible welding techniques and systems for obtaining it are described in WO-A-2008/105005, the contents whereof are incorporated in the present description.
- the support journals 7 of the Yankee cylinder are fixed outside heads 5, through welding and/or by means of screws.
- Figure 2 shows a front view according to II-II of figure 1 and figure 3 shows a section according to III-III of figure 2.
- This section shows in greater detail the connecting zone between a head 5 and the cylindrical shell 3 of the Yankee cylinder 1, as well as the journal 7 fixed to the respective head 5.
- the connection between the journal and head 5 is obtained by a series of screws 11.
- Head 5 is fixed along the respective edge of shell 3 through two welding beads 13 and 15, which may be made for example as described in WO-A-2008/105005, to which reference shall be made for more details.
- An insulation, globally indicated with reference numeral 15, is fixed on the outer surface of head 5.
- This insulation is formed by single segments 17, see in particular figure 2, each of which comprises an insulating sheet 19 insulated by a layer of insulating material 21, for example glass wool, rock wool.
- a layer of insulating material 21 for example glass wool, rock wool.
- Each sheet or sheet segment 19 has a radially innermost edge 19 A, protruding with respect to the insulating layer 21 radially inwards, i.e. towards axis A- A of the Yankee cylinder, so as to insert into an annular groove 7A made on the external flange of journal 7.
- This groove 7A has a greater depth than that required for seating edge 19A of the sheet segment 19 when the Yankee cylinder is cold, so as to allow a thermal expansion of the head without losing the constraint between journal 7 and the radially inner edge of sheet 19, the radially outermost edge whereof is fixed through screws 23 to a connecting ring 25 between insulation 15 and the Yankee cylinder 1.
- the connecting ring 25 has a lowered annular seat 25A formed on the outside front surface of the same ring 25.
- This seat houses the outer edges 19B of the various sheets or sheet segments 19, which are fixed into the seat through the above screws 23.
- the connecting ring 25 has a variable thickness so as to form a continuous annular slot 27 between the connecting ring 25 and the outer surface of the respective head 5.
- the connecting ring 25 is fixed to the outer surface of head 5 through a welding bead 29 which surfaces on both the outer cylindrical surface of the Yankee cylinder 1 and on the inner surface of slot 27, so as to be inspected by ultrasound or X-ray systems.
- This welding bead allows obtaining a fully penetrating weld with the surfaces corning to surface machined so as to eliminate notches and obtain a better surface finish. A higher structural reliability is thus obtained, especially in terms of fatigue resistance.
- Slot 27 has such shape as to also affect a part of the thickness of head 5, that is, the substantially annular slot 27 penetrates into the thickness of head 5 by a gradually increasing extent from an innermost radial position towards an outermost radial position so as to form a substantially conical surface obtained by machining starting from the flat surface of head 5, according to a process described hereinafter.
- Such slot is obtained by chip removal, through turning, for regaining the welding bead from the radially inner portion of the ring.
- the reason why there occurs a penetration into the head is that it is only nominally flat: actually, due to the production processes of both the sheet and the Yankee cylinder as a whole, there are planarity errors in head 5. Since slot 27 is made by turning, the only way for totally regaining the welding from inside the ring is to provide a "breaking down" of the tool inside the nominal plane.
- the connecting ring 25 is welded in the outermost position of the respective head 5, so as to form with its outer radial surface 25R a continuation of the cylindrical surface 3S of shell 3.
- the Yankee cylinder 1 is thus provided with a cylindrical outer surface formed by the flushing outer cylindrical surfaces of the shell 3, the two end heads 5 and the two connecting rings 25.
- the advantage is achieved of providing the welding bead 29 that connects the connecting ring 25 to head 5 as far as possible from the welding beads 13 and 15 that connect the respective head 5 to shell 3.
- FIGS. 4A and 4B show a possible processing sequence for fixing the connecting ring 25 to head 5 of the Yankee cylinder 1.
- the connecting ring 25 which may be obtained by calendering from a flat sheet, is welded with a dual outer 29 and inner 29A welding bead on the outer flat face 5A of head 5.
- the starting diameter DA of the connecting ring 25 is slightly less than the starting diameter DM of shell 3, so that the outer surface of the latter protrudes radially relative to the outer surface of the connecting ring 25.
- a layer of material or stock S3 is removed from shell 3 and a layer or stock S25 is removed from the connecting ring 25.
- the stock layer S25 is removed not only from the outer cylindrical surface of ring 25, but also from its flat front surface up to form the lowered seat 25A.
- the thickness of material S3 and S25 removed from the outer cylindrical surface is such as to form a continuous cylindrical surface, so that the outer cylindrical surface of the connecting ring 25 becomes a continuation of the outer cylindrical surface of shell 3, as described above.
- slot 27 is machined by chip removal with a suitable tool that penetrates between the outer flat surface 5A of the head and the inner cylindrical surface of ring 25, integrally removing the inner welding bead 29 A, penetrating into the material of ring 25 and of head 5 up to bringing to surface the innermost part of the welding bead 29, so that it is accessible from the exterior and from the interior for the above quality checks and the ultrasound or X-ray controls and allowing obtaining such shape as to ensure the structural advantages mentioned above, thanks to the elimination of surface irregularities, which may be trigger points of fatigue breakage.
- FIGS. 5A to 5F show less advantageous embodiments of an insulating system according to the invention.
- the same numbers indicate parts which are the same as or similar to those described above.
- the fixing ring 25 is welded with a dual welding bead in a position which is radially retracted with respect to the outer cylindrical surface of shell 3, which implies a lower advantage both in terms of possibility of inspecting the welding bead between connecting ring and head, and in terms of distancing of the welding bead between connecting ring and head from the force lines generated by the stresses between shell 3 and head 5.
- stiffer notches are provided.
- Figure 5B shows a version of the embodiment of figure 5A, wherein the radial development of the insulation is even less, and the connecting ring 25 is welded in an innermost position, with similar drawbacks already described with reference to figure 5 A, besides a lower insulating effect.
- the structural drawbacks are reduced since the zone with higher tensional gradient becomes farmer, but to the expense of the lack of insulation in the zone with the maximum peripheral speed of the Yankee cylinder, that is, in the zone where the thermal dissipation by convection is higher.
- the insulation efficiency is worsened.
- the connecting ring 25 is fixed by screws in a position which is radially retracted with respect to the outer cylindrical surface of shell 3, with fewer advantages in structural terms for the presence of the connecting screws between the Yankee cylinder and the connecting ring 25. This is because the blind holes of screws are potential triggering points for splitting due to fatigue.
- Figure 5D shows an embodiment similar to that of figure 5B, wherein however each insulating segment is extended outside the connecting ring 25, improving the insulation quality compared to figure 5B, but with a less safe anchoring of the insulation to the head.
- the portion radially protruding beyond the connecting ring 25 is constrained in a less stiff manner with respect to the centrifugal force that, at the Yankee cylinder periphery, can be considerably high.
- Figure 5E shows an embodiment similar to those of figures 3 to 4B, but wherein the connecting ring 25 has a smaller radial dimension than shell 3 so as to form an annular shoulder D on the outer cylindrical surface of the Yankee cylinder.
- figure 5F shows an embodiment similar to that of figure 5D, but wherein the fixing ring 25 is anchored to head 5 by a series of screws rather than by welding, with clear fewer advantages in terms of structural strength of the cylinder due to the presence of bending holes in the head.
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