Variable motor speed replaces gap adjustment to beat short-fiber or limp raw materials more effectively with a simpler refiner structure.
Recommended speed guidance combines traffic light timing with preceding-vehicle approach detection to smooth intersection flow and avoid unsafe closing.
Variable motor speed replaces gap adjustment so the refiner can beat short-fiber or low-stiffness raw materials more effectively.
Polarized and non-polarized optical measurements guide cellulose processing to reach target particle size with lower energy use and better homogeneity.
Variable motor speed replaces gap adjustment in a refiner, improving beating of short-fiber and low-stiffness raw materials.
Vibration feedback automatically adjusts the refiner-disk gap, balancing energy use, refining time, and collision prevention.
This case uses vibration frequency and amplitude changes to set a safe minimum gap between rotating pulp treatment tools.
A predictive model adapts to chip properties to optimize refiner operating parameters.
A time domain NMR spectroscope determines fibre suspension beating rate using permanent magnets and empirical correlation functions.
A two-level model predictive control strategy manages multivariable dynamics to improve pulp quality uniformity while reducing energy usage.
Replacing slow laboratory drying with NMR spectroscopy enables near real-time fibre porosity measurement for paper production process control.
Optical imaging captures pulp fiber images to calculate fibrillation ratios, enabling precise control of refiner blade gaps and chemical dosing.
A frequency converter drive adjusts electric motor torque and rotational speed in mechanical pulping refiners.
A fiber treatment device adjusts the gap width between coaxial tools using real-time axial force measurements.
A refiner plate sensor array measures internal temperature and pressure to control thermo-mechanical pulp refining.
A water cutoff system optimizes stock consistency using a thickener and closed circulation loop.
A refiner control system correlates quality indices with process parameters to manage specific energy consumption and Canadian Standard Freeness.
Multivariable feedback control using internal and external state sensors optimizes energy input while maintaining consistent pulp quality.
A chip refiner control system estimates fibre filling factor to adjust hydraulic pressure and maintain optimal motor load.
A magnetic sensor tip uses a spring-loaded locking sleeve to secure the component against the stator.