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Print this article | Send to Colleague TIP 0404-44: Sheet Handling Devices Safety precautions: There are no specific safety precautions for the use or application of this TIP, however normal and mill specific safety precautions should be taken when working around sheet handling devices on operating papermaking machines. Utility: As paper machine speeds increase, efficient paper web runnability through the dryer section is normally more difficult to achieve. This is particularly true where machine speeds are increased above original design speeds. The most common runnability problems are loose sheet edges, threading tail drop-off in the press-to-dryer and dryer-to-dryer transfer areas, blowing of the web around the bottom cylinders in single-fabric two-tier dryer sections, edge fluttering, and sheet stealing in open draws. The first step in solving windage-induced runnability problems is to document where the problem starts and the airflows around the problem areas. Many times dryer runnability can be improved by:
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