Increase your machine output through better performing press felts. Simply because there is still a lot of potential in this part of the machine. On average, getting 1 percentage point dryer out of the press section results in 4% more output. So why be satisfied with 54% dry content after the nip, when it could be 55% or 56%? This would result in 4% and 8% more output respectively.
How many more tons would you produce if your machine has 4% or 8% more output?
Read MoreIf you can create a baseline based on daily measurements in the press section, then you can ensure your content comes out of the press section 1% dryer. And 1% dryer out of the press section means 4% more output.
The only investment you have to make is your own time and effort in performing daily measurements and creating a baseline. That’s it. It is really that simple. No other CAPEX or major investment necessary.
Read MoreIf you can improve your felt performance and the sheet leaves the press section 1% dryer, it will increase your machine’s output by 4% in average. And with every percentage point dryer out of the press section, your output doubles. So, 2% dryer out of the press section means 8% more production!
Read MoreThis webinar presented by Marcel Lensvelt to empower papermakers all over the world, is now available in two parts:
Part 1 - Structurally improving performance of Paper Machine Clothing
Part 2 - Tips & Tricks for Paper Machine Clothing related problems
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