Abstract: A method for dilution for a pressure screen comprising a rotor rotating inside a screen a distance to the screen, includes supplying feeding stock into a screening zone formed in the spacing between the rotor and the screen with some of the feeding stock passing through the screen into an accept area to become accept, and the remaining feeding stock discharged into a reject area as reject flow. The amount of the dilution water added into the reject flow is 0.8 to 3.5 times the amount of the reject flow by volume. Additionally, a pressure screen comprises a dilution water adding apparatus adapted to add dilution water directly into the reject area of the pressure screen, wherein the amount of the dilution water added into the reject flow is 0.8 to 3.5 times of the amount of the reject flow by volume.

Abstract: A pulp screening machine has screen extending upward from the bottom of the pulp screening machine and a rotor which rotates around the outside of the screen. An accept outlet is provided inside the screen and a pulp outlet and reject outlet are provided outside of the screen. The rotor vanes of the rotor are cantilevered from the rotor base on top of the screen into the region of the screen, with the rotor vanes not being connected to each other in the region of the screen. The rotor vanes have a rigidity adaptable for de-flaking cooperatively with the outside surface of the screen.

Abstract: A screen plate for a pulp screening machine. On the side towards the rotor of the pulp screening machine, the screen plate has concave grooves. Except in the region of the grooves, an even gap is formed between the vane of the rotor and the surface of the screen plate, wherein the rotor vane front edge of the pulp screening machine is arranged at an angle to the grooves. Also, a pulp screening machine with the screen plate.

Abstract: A method for dilution for a pressure screen comprising a rotor rotating inside a screen a distance to the screen, includes supplying feeding stock into a screening zone formed in the spacing between the rotor and the screen with some of the feeding stock passing through the screen into an accept area to become accept, and the remaining feeding stock discharged into a reject area as reject flow. The amount of the dilution water added into the reject flow is 0.8 to 3.5 times the amount of the reject flow by volume. Additionally, a pressure screen comprises a dilution water adding apparatus adapted to add dilution water directly into the reject area of the pressure screen, wherein the amount of the dilution water added into the reject flow is 0.8 to 3.5 times of the amount of the reject flow by volume.

Abstract: The invention relates to a blade for screens for the treatment of a fibrous suspension, said blade being mountable on a rotor of the screen. According to the invention, the blade has a curved leading edge or curved envelope of the leading edge, the curvature extending in the direction of the trailing edge, and a curved trailing edge or curved envelope of the trailing edge, said curvature extending in the same direction as the other one. The invention also relates to a screen comprising a rotor on which the disclosed blades are mounted.

Abstract: The invention relates to a blade for screens for the treatment of a fibrous suspension, said blade being mountable on a rotor of the screen. According to the invention, the blade has a curved leading edge or curved envelope of the leading edge, the curvature extending in the direction of the trailing edge, and a curved trailing edge or curved envelope of the trailing edge, said curvature extending in the same direction as the other one. The invention also relates to a screen comprising a rotor on which the disclosed blades are mounted.

Abstract: A screen for cleaning a pulp suspension including an additional screen basket in the infeed area for pre-screening.

Abstract: A screen for cleaning a pulp suspension includes a stationary installation in the infeed area between the infeed branch and the free end of the rotor.

Abstract: A screen, for screening material used in the production of paper, board and the like, having a screen basket and a rotor supporting several blades which can be moved along the wall of the screen basket when the rotor rotates. The blades having a convex curvature on the side facing the screen basket. The radial clearance between the surface of the blade facing the screen and the screen being lowest between the front sector, viewed in the direction of rotation, and increasing towards the rear edge of the blade.

Abstract: A screen for cleaning a pulp suspension including a cylindrical screen basket and a double-conical accept chamber which widens in the flow direction of the pulp suspension.

Abstract: A screen, for screening material used in the production of paper, board and the like, having a screen basket and a rotor supporting several blades which can be moved along the wall of the screen basket when the rotor rotates. The blades having a convex curvature on the side facing the screen basket. The radial clearance between the surface of the blade facing the screen and the screen being lowest between the front sector, viewed in the direction of rotation, and increasing towards the rear edge of the blade.

Abstract: A screen for cleaning a pulp suspension includes a stationary installation in the infeed area between the infeed branch and the free end of the rotor.

Abstract: A screen for cleaning a pulp suspension including a cylindrical screen basket and a double-conical accept chamber which widens in the flow direction of the pulp suspension.

Abstract: A screen for cleaning a pulp suspension including an additional screen basket in the infeed area for pre-screening.