EP0493458B1 - Entwässerungsgewebe für eine presspartie - Google Patents
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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
- D21F1/0027—Screen-cloths
- D21F1/0054—Seams thereof
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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
- D21F7/08—Felts
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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
- D21F1/0027—Screen-cloths
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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
- D21F1/0027—Screen-cloths
- D21F1/0036—Multi-layer screen-cloths
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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
- D21F7/08—Felts
- D21F7/083—Multi-layer felts
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- This invention relates to dewatering fabrics used in the press section of a paper making machine, and is particularly concerned with such a fabric including flattened monofilaments configured to provide improved water removal and reduced paper marking.
- a thin, wet, self supporting web of matted paper fibers having a consistency of from about 15% to about 25% (that is a wet paper web containing from about 15% to about 25% of fibers and other solids and from about 75% to 85% water), is passed though a series of pressure rollers whilst supported on a series of endless belts of permeable felts.
- some of the water in the paper web is transferred to the felt by the action of line nip pressure between the press rolls.
- the wet paper web will have a consistency of from about 30% to about 50%.
- pressure rolls are used in pairs.
- One roll usually is smooth, and may be provided with an elastomeric (typically rubber) surface.
- the other roll has a contoured surface usually made also of an elastomeric material adapted to provide voids into which water can be transported from the press felt.
- a roll having a grooved surface wherein the grooves are around the roll and essentially perpendicular to the roll axis is commonly used.
- the press felt. acts as an intermediary between these grooves (or other receptacles, such as perforations) and the wet paper web.
- water is squeezed from the paper web by the smooth roll into the compressed felt and ultimately into the roll grooves.
- the felt and wet paper web leave the nip, some of the water remaining in the felt can be transferred back to, and be reabsorbed by, the wet paper web.
- a press felt comprises a combination of a base cloth having needle punched to it a staple fiber batt.
- a single layer of batt is used, needle punched to the paper side of the base cloth.
- two layers of batt are used, one on each side of the base cloth, to which they are both needle punched. It is known that the batt fibers tend to be aligned in the direction the batt is laid on the base cloth. If the batt is cross lapped, that is, laid essentially in the cross-machine direction, then in addition to the batt fibers being aligned across the machine, a cross lap line exists between successive strips of batt.
- the batt can be laid substantially in the machine direction using, for example, the method described by Dilo, in U.S. 3,508,307, which both eliminates the cross-machine mass variations and provides better drainage due to the fiber alignment in the batt being in the machine direction.
- the base fabrics of modern press felts can include a pin seam and are typically woven of synthetic, circular cross-section monofilaments as both the warp and weft, as typified by Lilja in U.S. 4,601,785.
- the machine direction yarns, which form the pin-receiving loops of these felts, must be monofilaments for the loops to retain their shape, thereby ensuring that the fabric may be easily seamed during its installation on the paper making machine.
- a machine side batt must then be used to assist adhesion of the paper side batt.
- a further disadvantage of press felt base fabrics woven of all round monofilaments is that they tend to form prominent knuckles at warp and weft intersection points.
- a further disadvantage is that the area of contact between warp and weft cross-overs is limited to a point. The fabric is thus susceptible to diagonal distortion or sleaziness.
- Miller et al. It has been proposed by Miller et al. in U.S. 4,414,263 to improve the properties of the base cloth, and thereby of the press felt, by incorporating into the base cloth fabric monofilaments of a flattened cross-section.
- Miller et al. define their improved press felt as "comprising an open-mesh fabric woven of a plurality of synthetic filaments extending in both the lateral and longitudinal directions, and at least one batt of staple fibers needled thereto, characterised in that at least some of the filaments extending in the lateral direction are monofilaments having a flattened cross-section, the long axis of which lies parallel to the plane of the fabric".
- Miller et al. incorporate these flattened monofilaments into a conventional weave pattern.
- Miller et al. recommend that the aspect ratio (that is the ratio of width to thickness) should be from 1.2:1 to 3:1, with a value of about 2:1 being preferred, for these flattened monofilaments.
- Kositzke advocates the use of a flattened monofilament in which the ratio of width to height is of the order of 1.2:1 to 1.3:1.
- Flat monofilaments have been proposed for dryer fabrics to reduce air permeability (Buchanan et al., U.S. 4,290,209) or to increase surface contact (Malmendier, U.S. 4,621,663). It is also known to extrude such flat monofilaments with contoured surfaces (Langston et al., U.S. 4,643,119).
- the key feature of the Miller et al. press felt is the use in the base fabric of a flattened monofilament. It has now been discovered that similar flattened monofilaments can be used to provide an improved press dewatering fabric offering both improvements in web dewatering and resistance to paper marking by either the dewatering fabric or the press roll grooves. Furthermore, the paper side batt required by Miller et al. can be omitted in some applications.
- flattened monofilaments are used both at a high fill factor and in a weave pattern that provides a long float surface on the paper side of the fabric.
- These features of the dewatering fabrics of this invention appear to impart to the fabric a relatively flat, smooth, almost platform-like surface on the paper side of the fabric. This relatively flat surface appears to transfer the mechanical loads imposed by the press rolls in a way that provides improved pressure uniformity. It is also believed that the improved paper web dewatering capabilities and the resistance to paper marking shown by the fabrics of this invention may be directly related to the pressure uniformity characteristics of these fabrics under compressive loading.
- this invention provides a woven dewatering fabric for the press section of a paper making machine having opposed side edges, the fabric having a cross machine direction extending between the side edges and a machine direction extending perpendicularly to the cross-machine direction, and having a fabric weave pattern that provides long exposed floats on the paper side of the fabric of a monofilament warp yarn having a flattened cross-section with an aspect ratio of at least 1.5:1, the fabric having a fill factor for the flattened monofilament of at least 45%, and having a float ratio for the exposed floats of the flattened monofilaments expressed by the formula of a/b wherein:
- the fill factor for the flattened monofilaments is at least 60%. More preferably, the fill factor is at least 80%; most preferably the fill factor is about 85%.
- the dewatering fabric is of a single layer construction but the benefits of this invention can also be obtained with more complex fabrics.
- the float ratio for the flattened monofilaments calculated as detailed above, is at least 5/8 and more preferably is from 3/4 to 7/8.
- the aspect ratio of the flattened monofilament is at least 1.6:1 and most preferably at least about 2:1.
- a paper side batt of staple fibers it is preferred that it be applied substantially perpendicularly to the flattened monofilaments. It is also contemplated that a batt layer may be applied to the roll side of the dewatering fabric.
- a press dewatering fabric can be woven in several ways. It can be woven as a closed endless loop of the desired length, and which may include a pin seam. Alternatively, the fabric can be woven as a continuous run of flat fabric, a suitable length of which is then seamed, for example with a pin seam, to provide the required endless loop.
- the fabric is to be used in the press section with a needled batt applied either to the paper side, or to both sides of the fabric, a fabric woven as a closed endless loop is preferred.
- the endless loop may also include a pin seam.
- the fabric is to be used in the press section without a needled batt applied to it, as this invention contemplates, either one of the previously described weavirg techniques may be employed. If the fabric is to be seamed to facilitate its installation on the paper making machine, it is advantageous to use a pin seam.
- press felts are constructed from nylon monofilaments, with nylon staple fibers as the batt, although polyester and other materials have been used. It is preferred to use nylon monofilaments and staple fibers for this invention, but this invention is not limited to this material.
- FIG 1 one example of a dewatering fabric according to this invention is shown schematically, generally at 1.
- the arrow 2 indicates the cross-machine direction
- the arrow 3 indicates the machine direction.
- the fabric is thus one made as a closed loop by endless weaving.
- arrows 2 and 3 are interchanged: 2 becomes the machine direction and 3 becomes the cross-machine direction.
- a single layer fabric is shown comprising essentially parallel weft yarns 4 and essentially parallel flattened warp monofilaments 5.
- the weft yarns 4 can be any of those commonly used in such a fabric, including monofilaments, spun yarns and braided yarns.
- porous layers such as a needle punched fiber batt, may be attached to the fabric.
- a paper side batt is shown generally at 6A, and a machine side batt generally at 6B. It is preferred that a paper side batt 6A be applied substantially perpendicular to the flattened monofilament warps 5, that is, substantially parallel to the arrow 3.
- these filaments have a width W and a thickness T.
- the aspect ratio of such a filament is defined as the ratio W:T.
- the aspect ratio is 4:1.
- the aspect ratio should be greater than 2:1, and preferably of the order 2:1 to 20:1. If T is made too low, the filament becomes too thin and too flexible to prevent both the knuckle pattern of the weft yarns 4 and the groove, or other pattern, in the press roll from being transmitted to the paper in the press roll nip. Such marking of the paper surface is not desirable.
- a suitable lower limit for T appears to be at about 0.1 mm.
- the lowest value for the aspect ratio is 1:1; that is, a substantially square monofilament.
- the long exposed floats of the flattened monofilament provide something approximating to a flat surface to support the wet paper web.
- the aspect ratio is made too small, it becomes difficult to create such a fabric with currently available machinery, even at the high flattened monofilament fill factors used in this invention.
- An undesirable degree of twisting of the flattened monofilaments appears to occur if the aspect ratio is less than about 1.3:1.
- an aspect ratio of 2:1 or higher is preferred.
- the upper limit for the aspect ratio appears to be determined by the weaving equipment. A practical upper limit appears to be at about 100:1.
- the monofilament shown generally at 7 in Figure 4(b) with an aspect ratio of 4:1 has four flat faces 8 separated by three grooves 9 on each side. It is found in practice that the needles will tend to punch through in the grooves 9 rather than the faces 8 with such a monofilament.
- the orientation of the flattened monofilaments is of importance in the context of pin seams. Due to the fact that the wefts used are of a substantially circular cross-section, in a needle punching operation few of the wefts are punctured by the needles: in most cases the weft is simply deflected a little sideways by the needle. It is therefore advantageous to form the pin seam from the undamaged weft yarns. Since the wefts are in the machine direction in a fabric woven as a closed loop, it is preferred to use such a fabric if a batt is to be applied. Alternatively, if no batt is to be used, then it may be advantageous to form the pin seam using the flattened monofilament warp yarns.
- FIGs 5, 6(b), 7(b) and 8 are shown diagrammatic cross-sections for various possible dewatering fabric constructions, of which three, as is discussed in more detail below, are outside the scope of this invention ( Figures 5(d), 8(a) and 8(e)) and are given for comparison purposes.
- the float ratio represents the proportion of a flattened monofilament warp which provides a long, exposed float on the paper side of the fabric, as at 10 in this group of Figures.
- the float ratio is expressed as a "ratio" a/b in which a and b are integers, and
- the float ratio in a given fabric need not be constant either along a given flattened monofilament, or for all of the monofilaments in a given weave. Further, not all of the exposed floats need have a float ratio in accordance with the limitations placed on a and b in this invention, although maximum benefit will be obtained if all of the flattened monofilaments do have a float ratio in accordance with those limitations.
- Figure 5(c) shows a fabric with varying float ratios: from the top downwards the float ratios are: 7/8, 5/8, 6/8, 1/8, 4/8, 6/8, 3/8 and 5/8.
- the float length periodically along the length of the warps it is also possible to change the float length periodically along the length of the warps, to provide, for example, in sequence a 1/2 unit, and then a 5/6 unit.
- the overall length of the full pattern repeat should be used: the preceding example gives a float ratio of 6/8.
- the proportion of the flattened monofilament warps woven with float ratios in which both a and b are small numbers, or in which a is close to one half of b then the dewatering properties of the fabric will be impaired, and the risk of the fabric imparting knuckle marks to the paper will increase.
- N is also known as the yarn count.
- W is the yarn diameter.
- W is the monofilament width as indicated in Figure 4(a). Both D and W are measured in the same units.
- the fill factor for the flattened monofilaments should be above 45%, preferably at least 60%, and more preferably is about 80%, with a value of 85% being most preferred. As noted earlier, this high fill factor aids in batt retention when these are used.
- the yarn count, N determines the amount of support provided to the long exposed floats. These need to be supported enough to substantially prevent them from sagging under the pressure applied to the dewatering fabric in the press roll nip. If the flattened monofilaments in a warp are relatively thick, have a high fill factor, and the press roll line pressure is relatively low, then the weft yarn count can be decreased. Generally, it is found that the yarn count should be relatively high for the yarns other than the flattened monofilaments.
- FIGs 6 and 7 Typical pin seams of largely conventional construction are shown in Figures 6 and 7.
- the fabric is one woven as a closed loop, with the exposed warp floats 10 in the cross machine direction.
- Figure 7 the fabric is one woven as a continuous flat run, with the exposed warp floats 10 in the machine direction.
- the batt 6A is shown only in Figure 6(c) for clarity. Referring first to Figure 6, the fabric shown in face view in Figure 6(a) is shown in section along the lines I-I in Figure 6(b), and along the lines II-II in Figure 6(c).
- the fabric which has a float ratio of 5/8, comprises flattened warps 20, two layers of wefts 21 and 22, a single surface batt 6A, and a pin seam pin 23.
- the pin seam is constructed by providing loops as at 24 in the weft yarns which may be a plain bend ( Figure 6(c)) or a more or less complete loop ( Figure 6(d)).
- the pin is removed, the fabric is fed through the press section, and the loop is closed by reinterdigitating the fabric butt end loops and reinserting the pin.
- FIG 7 the construction is substantially the same.
- the fabric weave is essentially the same, including flattened monofilament warps 20, two layers of wefts 21 and 22, and a pin seam pin 23.
- FIG 7(a) For clarity only one side of the seam is shown in Figure 7(a).
- the warp end 27 can be re-entered into the weave to form an overlapped joint in a fashion that is well known in the art, since it will then be crimped to fit the existing weave pattern.
- the flattened monofilaments in either configuration provide a surface that offers excellent paper side batt adherence, possibly eliminating the need for a machine side batt. This is because the flat monofilaments split when needled, trapping the batt fibers and anchoring them in the base fabric. Flattened monofilaments reduce paper marking because the warp and weft cross-over points are not as prominent as those formed of all-round monofilaments. Pin-seamed fabrics woven according to the invention are also more resistant to diagonal distortion because the area of contact between the flat and round monofilaments at cross-overs is greater than that found at cross-overs of two round yarns.
- Consistency is defined as the percentage of dry paper solids (fibers, fillers, and so forth) in the wet paper web.
- a typical consistency entering a press section is 22%.
- the exiting consistency will typically be from about 38% to about 41%.
- the ingoing consistency of the paper was 35%.
- the data for MA3 and MA25 is included for comparison purposes.
- the float ratio is one in which a is one half of b, and thus is outside this invention.
- the woven dewatering fabric of this invention may not require a porous structure such as a batt on the paper side surface. If a batt is used, some thought needs also to be given to the direction in which it is to be laid. If the dewatering fabric is an endless woven loop with flattened monofilament warps in the cross machine direction then the batt should be laid in the machine direction using, for example, the Dilo method (see U.S. 3,508,307). If the dewatering fabric is a flat woven fabric in which the warps are the flattened monofilaments then a cross lapped batt structure is preferred. But if the dewatering fabric is a flat woven fabric in which the wefts are the flattened monofilaments, then the batt should be preferably laid in the machine direction. Again, the Dilo method can be used.
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- Ein gewebtes Entwässerungstuch (1) für die Presspartie einer Papierherstellungsmaschine mit gegenüberliegenden Seitenrändern, wobei das Tuch eine Quer-Papierlaufrichtung (2) aufweist, die sich zwischen den Seitenrändern und einer Papierlaufrichtung (3) erstreckt, welche sich senkrecht zu der Quer-Papierlaufrichtung erstreckt, und ein Tuchwebmuster aufweist, das es mit langen freiliegenden Schleppern (10) auf der Papierseite des Tuches aus einem Monofilament-Kettfaden (5; 15; 20) mit einem abgeflachten Querschnitt mit einem Aspektverhältnis von mindestens 1,5 : 1 vorsieht, das Tuch einen Füllfaktor für das abgeflachte Monofilament von mindestens 45 % hat, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die freiliegenden Schlepper der abgeflachten Monofilamente ein Schlepperverhältnis haben, das durch die Formel a/b ausgedrückt wird, worin:(i) "a" die Anzahl der Papierseiten-Oberflächenschicht-Schußfäden (4; 11; 14; 21; 30; 31) in einer einzelnen Webmusterwiederholung einer abgeflachten Monofilament-Kette darstellt, welche unterhalb und in Berührung mit der Kette sind;(ii) "b" die Gesamtanzahl der Papierseiten-Oberflächenschicht-Schußfäden (4; 11, 13; 14, 16; 21; 30; 31) in der einzelnen Webmusterwiederholung darstellt; und worin weiter für eine Mehrheit der langen freiliegenden Schlepper (10);(iii) "a" größer ist als 1; und(iv) "a" größer ist als eine Hälfte von "b".
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das gewebte Tuch entweder ein Einzel-Lagen -Tuch (Fig. 1; 2; 3; 5a; 8b; 8c; 8d) oder ein Doppel-Lagen-Tuch (Fig. 5b; 5c; 6a, 6b, 6c, 6d; 7a, 7b; 8f) ist.
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine poröse Lage (6A) an die Papierseite des gewebten Tuches angebracht ist, oder eine poröse Lage (6A; 6B) an beide Seiten des gewebten Tuches angebracht ist, daß die oder jede poröse Lage vorzugsweise eine Watte von Stapelfasern, und wahlweise, daß die oder jede Watte aus Stapelfasern an das gewebte Tuch genadelt ist.
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach Anspruch 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß mindestens eine Watte (6A, 6B) von Stapelfasern an das gewebte Tuch genadelt ist, und daß die Wattefasern entweder in einer Richtung im wesentlichen senkrecht zu der Richtung der abgeflachten Monofilamente orientiert sind, oder in einer Richtung im wesentlichen parallel zu der Richtung der abgeflachten Monofilamente orientiert sind.
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß in dem gewebten Tuch das Schlepperverhältnis im Bereich von 5/8 bis 9/10 und insbesondere in dem Bereich von 3/4 bis 7/8 liegt.
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Füllfaktor für die abgeflachten Monofilamente mindestens 60 %, vorzugsweise mindestens 80 % und insbesondere ungefähr 85 % beträgt.
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Aspektverhältnis für die abgeflachten Monofilamente (5, 15, 20) mindestens ungefähr 2 : 1 beträgt und vorzugsweise in dem Bereich von ungefähr 4 : 1 bis weniger als 10 : 1 liegt.
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das gewebte Tuch entweder eine geschlossene endlose Schleife, in welcher die langen freiliegenden Schlepper (10) aus abgeflachten Monofilamentketten in der Quer-Papierlaufrichtung (2) orientiert sind, oder ein durchgehender Lauf ist, in welchem die langen freiliegenden Schlepper aus abgeflachten Monofilamentketten in der Papierlaufrichtung (3) orientiert sind.
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach Anspruch 8, welches einen Nadelsaum (23) umfaßt.
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Mehrheit der freiliegenden Fäden auf der Papierseite des Tuches abgeflachte Monofilamente (5; 15; 20) sind, und vorzugsweise, daß alle der freiliegenden Fäden auf der Papierseite des Tuches abgeflachte Monofilamente sind.
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach irgendeinem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß im wesentlichen alle der langen freiliegenden Schlepper (10) aus abgeflachten Monofilamentketten (5; 15; 20) ein Schlepperverhältnis haben, worin "a" größer ist als 1 und "a" größer ist als die Hälfte von "b".
- Ein Entwässerungstuch nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Schleppverhältnis nicht konstant ist.
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