Essential Facts About Paper
Essential Facts About Paper
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Consequently the grain of a cylinder made paper is very noticeable.
We have purposely described the two main types of wet ends before passing to a description of the drying and calendering, because the dry ends of both types of machine are the same with the excep- tion of the "Yankee" machine, which will be de- scribed later.
The paper maker naturally strives to expel as much water as possible by drainage and pressure, as the evaporation of the remaining moisture is a direct tax on his coal pil...e. The drying apparatus consists of a series of steam-heated cylinders 36 or 48 inches in diameter, and the web of paper is passed over the series being held in contact with the dryers by a duck "dryer felt. " The number and size of the dryers varies in accordance with the kind of paper for which the machine was built. Size tubs are in- troduced at the end of writing paper machines as will be described later. After the dryers, is placed one or two stacks of calenders, which consist of a 22 ESSENTIAL FACTS ABOUT PAPER number of chilled iron rolls between which the paper is passed if a smooth finish is required.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Consequently the grain of a cylinder made paper is very noticeable.
We have purposely described the two main types of wet ends before passing to a description of the drying and calendering, because the dry ends of both types of machine are the same with the excep- tion of the "Yankee" machine, which will be de- scribed later.
The paper maker naturally strives to expel as much water as possible by drainage and pressure, as the evaporation of the remaining moisture is a direct tax on his coal pil...e. The drying apparatus consists of a series of steam-heated cylinders 36 or 48 inches in diameter, and the web of paper is passed over the series being held in contact with the dryers by a duck "dryer felt. " The number and size of the dryers varies in accordance with the kind of paper for which the machine was built. Size tubs are in- troduced at the end of writing paper machines as will be described later. After the dryers, is placed one or two stacks of calenders, which consist of a 22 ESSENTIAL FACTS ABOUT PAPER number of chilled iron rolls between which the paper is passed if a smooth finish is required.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bond Wheelwright to read onlineMoreLess
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