2000
DOI: 10.31399/asm.cp.itsc2000p1051
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Development of Highly Wear Resistant Coatings for Deflector Blades in Paper Industry

Abstract: In the sieve section of a paper producing machine, where the formation of paper occurs, a polyethylene sieve is guided over a set of ceramic blades to remove the water in the paper slurry. These sieves are running with velocities of 70 km/h and more. The high velocities lead to defects in the tissue structure of the sieve as well as on the blades. Moreover the presence of high abrasive particles like kaolin and carbonates in the paper slurry as well as its corrosive characteristics enforce the material wear. P… Show more

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