Article | REF: J6902 V1

Paper processes - Paper machines

Author: André LEMAÎTRE

Publication date: December 10, 2003

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3. Dryer

At the end of the press section, the sheet still contains more than one times its own weight in water. Now that all mechanical means of water extraction have been used, all that remains are drying techniques, based on evaporation, to eliminate this residual water.

Section of tri-nip presses (after Beloit)
Figure 6  -  Section of tri-nip presses (after Beloit)

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