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Distance to Fault
On Thu, 11 Nov 2010 18:17:16 -0500, "Barry" wrote:
But if you have ever worked with a Fourdriner machine that is not controlled well, i.e. the thickness varies with time due to any number of variables, I have. That and a year's worth of studying paper process chemistry for precision (sic) measurement of K and Kappa. When it gets down to what you describe as "not controlled well" that is more the definition of a Paper Mill that is destined for bankruptcy before the end of one week - if not a weekend. I've seen the production floor flood with product when the process encounters a bottle neck. The production pipeline is enormous with a lot of intertia. Measuring a number of sheets achieves sufficient accuracy. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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