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TrueSpeed Sensor

MEASURE WHAT MATTERS: SURFACE SPEED

The TrueSpeed Sensor is the fastest way to check the actual surface speed of your rolls and machine clothing – helping you easily identify speed differences caused by input errors and slipping drive rolls.

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The DCS calculates the surface speed, based on assumptions

Why relying on the Drive Control System is a bad idea

Every piece of Paper Machine Clothing must run at precisely controlled speeds. But controlling those individual speeds comes from the drive control system making a calculated guess: multiplying the roll diameter and the thickness of the felt or fabric with π and the revs of the drive: v(fabric) = π * 2 * R(2) * N

Manually inputting data puts you at risk of all sorts of errors, from typos and incorrect data to forgetting to update the data after changing the fabric. Combine this with the fact slipping drive rolls often go undetected—while the drive control system shows all section speeds are correct—and you’re left facing numerous breaks, unusual draws, sheet surface defects, or worn-out machine clothing.

Measure within a minute: no more guesswork

The TrueSpeed Sensor is the fastest way to check the actual surface speed of your rolls and machine clothing—helping you easily identify speed differences caused by input errors and slipping drive rolls.

The sensor is ready for use in just a few seconds, and the measurement itself will take about the same.

The TrueSpeed can be used on almost any position, whether wet or dry, hot or cold, stable or vibrating.

 

 

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Detect slipping rolls and reduce Machine Clothing wear

Reduce input errors and hard-to-find runnability problems

TrueSpeed makes measuring easy, quick and dependable!

 
 
 

Designed for the running paper machine

Tachometers are standard equipment, but none are as suitable for use on a running paper machine as the Feltest TrueSpeed Sensor. It is a robust construction and all parts are secured. The big diameter measuring wheels can handle speeds up to 3000 m/min and the pivoting handgrip assures auto-aligned of the device in the machine running direction.

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Identify unwanted speed differences due to input errors and slipping drive rolls
— Marcel Lensvelt

 

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SpecificationsTrueSpeed Sensor
Required control unitFeltest SpeedController
Measuring principleCount the pulses from magnets in the wheel
Range10 -3000 m/min | 30 - 9800 fpm
To be used onMachine clothing, rolls, dryer cylinders
Accuracy± 0.05% of full scale
Read-out unitsm/s, m/min, km/h, fps, fpm, fph
Max. length including handgrip 300 mm | 6.5 ft
Length of the cableApprox. 2 m | 6.5 ft
Protection control unit!P68 (when connected to the SpeedController)
Total weight1,2 kg | 2.6 lbs.
 

 

 

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 Our TrueSpeed Sensor customers also use…

SpeedController

CONTROLS BOTH AIRSPEED AND TRUESPEED SENSOR

The SpeedController reads and stores the measurement data of both the AirSpeed and TrueSpeed Sensor, a two-in-one control unit for both sensors!

View the SpeedController

AirSpeed Sensor

MEASURE PRESS FELT PERMEABILITY ON THE FLY

Permeability is key to understanding your felt’s condition. The Feltest AirSpeed Sensor helps you better plan your machine downtime, use the right amount of felt cleaning agents, and troubleshoot any performance problems.

View the AirSpeed Sensor

Caliper Profiler

ESTIMATES REMAINING LIFE OF FORMING FABRICS

The Feltest Caliper Profiler measures the caliper, or thickness of forming fabrics and press felts on the fly.

Caliper values help to estimate the remaining life of forming fabrics. For poorly dewatering press felts, the caliper helps to differentiate compaction, contamination and wear.

View the Caliper Profiler