dwr dynamic water retention presentation
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Main Advantages
Dynamic like coating processes.
Best correlation to the real coating processes.
Real results with coating colors including starches.
No pigment cake problems.
Can analyse qualities of base papers and base boards.
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Portable Dynamic Water Retention Unit
Possibility to measure characteristics of coating colors as well as influence of different base papers on the water retention.
Traditional static analyzers always have a risk for pigment cake formation or starch retrogradation, which prevent the flow of coating color to the base paper. There are pressure and shear forces in DWR during the measurement without any blocking risk.
Due to the dynamic flow DWR has an excellent correlation to real coating processes.
Measurement cycle with weighing is about three minutes.
DWR has automated cleaning cycle.
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Operation on DWR
Adjustable measuring time.
Measuring pressure one (1) bar.
Coating color flows under base paper during measurement.
Measurement is dynamic for simulations of different coating methods (blade, film, curtain, spray etc. coating methods).
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Measurement results with DWR
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Sample
Color A
Color B
Base paper I
Baser paper II
Dynamic water retention [g/m2]
Measurement time 6 s
26,1
22,8
26,1
32,5
Base paper measurements done using color A
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Measurement Results
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Paper 1 WR [g/m2] Time [s] Pressure [bar]
1 16,0 3 1
2 18,5 3 1
3 18,5 3 1
Paper 2 WR [g/m2] Time [s] Pressure [bar]
1 39,5 3 1
2 39,4 3 1
3 42,0 3 1
Base Papers 1 & 2 with Coating Color 6
Average 17,7 g/m2
Average 40,3 g/m2
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Porosity and Coating Coverage
Dense sheet – small penetration of coating color and good coating coverage and gloss.
Porous sheet – deep penetration of coating color and poor coating coverage and gloss. Misting problems in film coating.
8Forsström et al. TAPPI Coating Conference, 2002
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