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Acoustic emission and tack of heat-set inks during setting on MWC-papers and fountain solution emulsification

Date

Authors

Voltaire, Joakim

Gujjari , Chamundi

Batchelor, Warren

Fogden, Andrew

Publisher

AB SVENSK PAPPERSTIDNING

Abstract

To investigate the relationship between ink film splitting noise and ink tack, two tack-measuring devices were monitored by a microphone. The first of these was the Deltack® (Prüfbau), to study tack build on paper, and the second was the Hydroscope® (T

Keywords

Keywords: Acoustic emissions; Emulsification; Ink; Microphones; Printing; Cavitation noise; Water in ink emulsion; Paper; Emulsification; Film Splitting; Fountain Solutions; Ink; Micropholis; Paper; Printing Cavitation noise; Film splitting; Fountain solution; Ink tack; Printing; Water-in-ink emulsion

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/1885/36862

Collections

ANU Research Publications

Source

Nordic Pulp and Paper Research Journal

Type

Journal article

DOI

10.3183/NPPRJ-2007-22-04-p432-440