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TAPPI - TIP 0404-26

Paper Machine Clothing Performance Analysis

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Organization: TAPPI
Publication Date: 1 January 2001
Status: inactive
Page Count: 10
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Paper machine clothing traditionally has been evaluated by days life and cost per ton indices. Achievement of maximum clothing life and minimum cost per ton often results in significant reductions in paper machine operating performance. Sacrifices in machine performance to reduce clothing costs can reduce total mill profitability significantly. Alternate clothing evaluation techniques based on impact on paper machine performance have been developed. These techniques relate key operating parameters to the clothing run. Two techniques which have proven useful over a broad spectrum of machines are described. The techniques are most beneficial when clothing performance is monitored over several months or years.

Document History

January 1, 2024
Paper Machine Clothing Performance Analysis
Paper machine clothing traditionally has been evaluated by days life and cost per ton indices. Achievement of maximum clothing life and minimum cost per ton often results in significant reductions in...
January 1, 2014
Paper machine clothing performance analysis
Paper machine clothing traditionally has been evaluated by days life and cost per ton indices. Achievement of maximum clothing life and minimum cost per ton often results in significant reductions in...
TIP 0404-26
January 1, 2001
Paper Machine Clothing Performance Analysis
Paper machine clothing traditionally has been evaluated by days life and cost per ton indices. Achievement of maximum clothing life and minimum cost per ton often results in significant reductions in...

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