Improving the wet web strength and runnability

Elias Retulainen*, Kristian Salminen, Hanna Lindqvist, Antti Oksanen, Anna Sundberg

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This paper presents recent runnability research carried out in laboratory and pilot scale. Factors affecting adhesion, tensile strength, tension and residual tension after relaxation of wet web were studied. Adhesion of the web to surfaces was found to be - not only furnish specific - but also dependent on the temperature, dry solids content, chemical properties and contamination of the surface. Wet web strength has been shown to be a property even more sensitive to papermaking variables than the dry strength. In addition to fibre and fines properties, also several chemical additives have been found to improve the wet web strength. Also surfactant was found to have a considerable positive effect on wet web due to increased dry solids content after wet press. Increased tension holding capability was found to require improvements fibre network structure.

OriginalspråkEngelska
Sidor (från-till)57-63
Antal sidor7
TidskriftAppita Annual Conference
StatusPublicerad - 2011
MoE-publikationstypA4 Artikel i en konferenspublikation
Evenemang65th Appita Annual Conference and Exhibition: Innovate for the Future - Rotorua, Nya Zeeland
Varaktighet: 10 apr. 201113 apr. 2011

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