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RAGGER [1 record]

Record 1 1993-07-16

English

Subject field(s)
  • Papermaking Machines
CONT

At the heart of the repulping operation is the pulper itself. The most common design ... is the low-consistency pulper with ragger and junker, which is usually run at 5-8% consistency, and may be operated in either continuous or batch mode. Strings, wires and rags are continuously withdrawn from the stock as a "debris rope". Initially, a few "primer wires" are rotated in the stock to start the rope, after which the rope builds on itself. Heavy objects are thrown into a recess at the side of the pulper by centrifugal force; this material is usually removed from the "junking tower" by a bucket elevator or grapple.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Machines à papier
DEF

Appareil à câble traînant, muni ou non d'un dispositif de coupage, placé sur le rebord d'un triturateur en vue d'en retirer les matières hétérogènes enroulées sous forme de toron.

Spanish

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