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Paper Technology Journal - Voith

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<strong>Paper</strong> <strong>Technology</strong> product innovations<br />

for board and packaging papers.<br />

A new generation of gap formers – the<br />

DuoFormer Base and the DuoFormer Top<br />

– sets new standards both for packaging<br />

papers and board. Thus, the first new<br />

board machine fitted with a gap former<br />

will come on stream in 1999. The shoe<br />

press technology, which continues to deliver<br />

excellent results in the production<br />

of packaging papers, is now successfully<br />

used also for coated folding boxboard.<br />

In addition, the JetFlow F, a new, highly<br />

efficient coating unit, is available for<br />

coated folding boxboard.<br />

<strong>Paper</strong>s held on the calendering of board<br />

and packaging papers and the spectrum<br />

of services offered by the pilot paper machine<br />

of the division rounded off the programme.<br />

A particularly impressive presentation of<br />

the possibilities of web transfer on board<br />

and packaging paper machines was given<br />

by Ken Rooney, Vice President of Fibron<br />

Machine Corporation, a new member of<br />

the <strong>Voith</strong> Sulzer <strong>Paper</strong> <strong>Technology</strong> group<br />

of companies. Modern presentation techniques<br />

via computer and video beamer<br />

permitted illustrating the transfer procedures<br />

in short video sequences.<br />

On the second day, the programme<br />

focused on the reports of customers.<br />

Jean François Geleleens, Director of<br />

Technical Affairs <strong>Paper</strong> and Board of<br />

KNP BT Packaging, started out by reporting<br />

on the technological and economic<br />

results achieved with the new PM6 at<br />

Zülpich Papier. This paper was followed<br />

by reports on two rebuilds of sack paper<br />

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<strong>Paper</strong> Machines<br />

Figs. 1: The conference hall at the Austria Center<br />

in Vienna.<br />

Fig. 2: An imperial reception at the Orangerie of<br />

Schönbrunn Castle – Emperor Francis Joseph I<br />

held his celebrations here.<br />

Fig. 3: Executive Vice President, Otto<br />

Heissenberger, holding his welcome address.<br />

Fig. 4: 25 completely new board and packaging<br />

paper machines between 1995 and 1999.<br />

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Fig. 5: The guests were welcomed by two baroquestyle<br />

stiltwalkers, thanks to the warm weather<br />

our guests could enjoy the gardens all evening.<br />

machines – at AssiDomän Skärblacka in<br />

Sweden and at Zaklady Celulozy i Papieru<br />

w Swieciu in Poland. The speakers,<br />

Håkan Krantz (Production Manager<br />

AssiDomän Skärblacka) and Tadeusz<br />

Koszur (Technical Director at Swiecie),<br />

focused on improvements of paper quality<br />

and productivity increases achieved by<br />

the installation of an Extensible Unit and<br />

the novel use of the shoe press technology<br />

for sack papers. The last speaker was<br />

Lars-Erik Mellgren, Mill Manager at<br />

AssiDomän Frövi, Sweden, who talked<br />

about their experience with the rebuild of<br />

BM 5. Frövi was the first to install a Jet-<br />

FLow F for liquid board, and the board<br />

quality at the mill was significantly<br />

increased by the installation of a new<br />

DuoFormer D.<br />

Following these reports, the audience<br />

was given the opportunity to take a look<br />

into the future. The two product technologists<br />

of the <strong>Voith</strong> Sulzer <strong>Paper</strong> <strong>Technology</strong><br />

team, Alexander Wassermann (board<br />

product line) and Erich Brunnauer (packaging<br />

paper product line) talked about<br />

the demands which will be made on the<br />

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