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The Line-Tec 200 Edge Guiding System is fiber
optic fabric edge detection system which operates on a proven non-contact,
transmission principle. An optical sensor is placed on the side of
the felt or wire and an infrared pulsated light curtain is transmitted
from the transmitter to the receiver and web is blocking the light
relative to the edge of the fabric. Edge position signal 4-20mA is
transmitted to the pneumatic control system, which controls the
angle of the fabric control roll. Typical applications include paper
machine wires, board
webs, and felts. The optical sensor is not affected by
dirt, steam or temperatures up to 350 °F. The optical sensor is
connected through a fiber-optic cable to an infrared amplifier
located in an enclosure away from the heat of the running web. The amplifier sends a special light signal
through the transmitting element to the receiving element.
The transmitted light is picked up by the receiving element and
transmitted to the amplifier. This returning signal is then
converted to a 4-20 mA current signal, which is used to provide
control signal to edge control system.
WHY NON_CONTACT?
Fabric Control loops play an essential role in the paper making
process. Effective and reliable fabric control can help paper makers
eliminate speed and runnability issues. To solve these issues,
the Line-Tec 200 fiber optic IR-based fabric-positioning unit was
designed. It fills the needs for fabric controls from wet end to reel.
Line-Tec 200 provides significant non-contact benefits compared to all of
today's edge sensors, such as the ability to withstand heat and
moisture.
Line-Tec 200 is a vital tool for increasing the life of the
fabrics and for improving production with higher speeds and better
runnability..
Line-Tec 200 Options:
Following Components are included with the Delivery: Control Cabinet LT-200, Sensor fork and Fiber Optic Cable, Protection Conduit, Extension Pipe and Frame Mounting Bracket.
Measurement Principle:
The LT-200 fiber optic web break detection system operates on a proven non-contact, transmission principle. A fork with the optical sensors is placed above or under the fabric to be monitored. Typical applications include wire, press felts and dryer felts. The sensors are not affected by dirt, steam or temperatures up to 350 °F. The optical sensors are connected through a fiber-optic cable to an infrared amplifier located in an enclosure away from the heat of the running web. The amplifier sends a special pulsated and synchronized infrared light through the transmitting element creating optical curtain. This optical curtain is detected by a similar receiving element on the other side of the fork and ltransmitted to an amplifier. This signal is then converted to a 4-20 mA current signal, which is used to provide control signal for the pneumatic actuator
Technical Specifications:
Manufacturer: Vision Systems Oy; Jyvaskyla, Finland; http://www.visionsystems.fi/
