TwinWire press ™ Type TWP 40/46
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TwinWire press ™ Type TWP 40/46
TwinWire™ press Type TWP 40/46 The unit dewaters pulp by pressing it between two continuous feed endless wires in a closed dewatering process. The Paraformer™ headbox distributes the pulp slurry evenly across the width of the press. Pulp stock is fed under pressure between top and bottom wires, supported by high open area static foil assemblies, and sealed on the sides by tapered deckles. The static foils are positioned to dewater the pulp sheet by constant volumetric reduction. The pulp mat is led under one leadroll and is then pressed in progressively loaded press nips. Finally, the wires are driven between the loaded drive rolls and the pulp sheet exits the press. Material Parts exposed to the process media are made of stainless steel , type SAF 2304 (EN 1.4362) or equivalent. Design data The TWP conforms to the Machinery Directive 98/37/ EC for design and construction of machines and safety components. Technical data TWP 40 TWP 46 15,5 x 11,0 x 6,1 m 12,5 x 7,1 x 5,4 m 115000 kg 110000 kg Heaviest piece of equipment for lifting (Lower table) 12100 kg 13370 kg Wire speed, nominal 30 m/min 30 m/min 10–40 m/min 10–40 m/min Jog speed 4,5 m/min 4,5 m/min Hydraulic tank volume 230 liters 230 liters L10h > 90000 h L10h > 90000 h <85 dB <85 dB Dimensions Weight Speed range Bearing design basic rating life Maximum noise level Water supply © Valmet Corporation, MPDU_R_2075_135-02. 10/2014. Air supply For more information, contact your local Valmet office. www.valmet.com e-mail: mechanical.fiber@valmet.com Specifications in this document are subject to change without notice. Product names in this publication are all trademarks of Valmet Corporation. Hydraulic oil cooler Cooling water flow 20 l/min (at a water temperature of 25 °C) Gear reducers 10 l/min Tracking system 300 l/min Tracking system pressure Min 3.5 bar (g) Dew point Max 2 °C Particle size 3 µm Particle content 1 mg/m3
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