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Performance Features of Up-flow Pressure Screens
2019-08-01Industry Knowledge

Performance Features of Up-flow Pressure Screens

The up-flow pressure screen adopts bottom-inlet, top-outlet structure with high screening efficiency. Its screen drum uses stainless steel slotted or bar screens with optional hard chrome plating for wear resistance.

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Piping Configuration of Up-flow Pressure Screens
2019-08-01Industry Knowledge

Piping Configuration of Up-flow Pressure Screens

The up-flow pressure screen has an inlet dilution water valve on the feed line; connecting the pulp pump to the screen body inlet with proper piping keeps screening consistency stable.

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How Pulping Equipment Achieves Efficient Deinking
2019-08-01Industry Knowledge

How Pulping Equipment Achieves Efficient Deinking

Efficient deinking relies on coordinated pulping, screening and flotation processes. The condition of wear-resistant parts directly affects deinked pulp quality and yield.

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How to Lubricate Pulp & Paper Equipment
2019-08-01Industry Knowledge

How to Lubricate Pulp & Paper Equipment

Equipment lubrication should follow the five principles of fixed point, fixed quality, fixed quantity, fixed period and fixed person, with lubrication records and scheduled grease replacement to reduce wear.

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How to Maintain Pulping Equipment Daily
2019-08-01Company News

How to Maintain Pulping Equipment Daily

Pulping equipment maintenance should be prevention-first. Regularly check wear of key wear parts such as screen drums, rotor wings and rotors, and replace spares in time.

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Why Preventive Maintenance Matters for Pulping Equipment
2019-08-01Company News

Why Preventive Maintenance Matters for Pulping Equipment

Equipment maintenance should shift from fix-when-broken to prevention-first, reducing failure rates and downtime through regular inspection, condition monitoring and spare parts management.

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