Light Green Machine (TM) Project
Reducing papermachine weight by 1/2 by 2025
Discussion Forum (11)
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New Name and ImageWe are changing the name of the project to The LIght Green Machine (TM) Project. We believe this will be more descriptive of what we are t… Started by Jim Thompson |
0 | Feb 14 |
Applying principles of LEANAs a Lean practitioner, I would consider reducing the weight of a paper machine by eliminating the waste and shedding the non-value adding… Started by Ben Bonnell |
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Jan 29 Reply by Jim Thompson |
Fiberglass Paper Machine Hoods?Fiberglass can be constructed to withstand the temperatures in a hood. It can also be built in a sandwich design with a core of insulation… Started by Jim Thompson |
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Oct. 31, 2009 Reply by Jim Thompson |
Notification to machine suppliersI sent the attached to Voith, Metso, Over Meccanica, Paperchine, GL & V, Andritz and Rulmeca on 24 Oct 09. We'll see if any of them are… Started by Jim Thompson |
0 | Oct. 24, 2009 |
Some ideas on rotating elements in the Lightweight Machine.I presented this to Dr. Hsieh's Senior Class at IPST @ Ga Tech. http://www.nipimpressions.org/photos/File282.pdf Started by Jim Thompson |
0 | Oct. 19, 2009 |
Voith Lightweight RollsVoith has been making lightweight rolls for a number of years. See file: http://www.globalpapermoney.org/photos/File614.pdf Started by Jim Thompson |
0 | Sep. 28, 2009 |
Invitation to Major Machine Builders-IIHere are the balance. Started by Jim Thompson |
0 | Sep. 2, 2009 |
Invitation to Major Machine Builders - II have sent letters to the CEOs of the major machine builders. It will take two posts to get them up. Started by Jim Thompson |
0 | Sep. 2, 2009 |
A bit of a white paper on lightweight machinesFirst, I want to thank Jim Painter for being the first to add a comment. Thanks, Jim. For the rest of you, I'll say, "Don't be shy." We are… Started by Jim Thompson |
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Aug. 29, 2009 Reply by Dave Bennett |
To get things started--shafting vs. torque tubesAbout a zillion years ago when I was working in converting design at P & G, we did not use shafting to convey rotational power--we used… Started by Jim Thompson |
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Aug. 28, 2009 Reply by Jim Painter |
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