Abstract:The uniformity of paper drying is related to the quality of paper. In order to explore the effect of the ultrasonic vibration plate in a contact-type manner on paper drying, the finite element method was used to analyze the vibration characteristics of ultrasonic-driven plates with different thicknesses, and the regional dewatering effect and surface temperature changes of the paper during the drying process were studied. The results showed that when the thickness of the ultrasonic-driven plate was 2 mm, the ultrasonic sound field energy distributed more uniformly. Within 20 s of ultrasonic action, the dehydration rate deviation in different areas of the paper was within 0.5%, and the surface temperature of the paper rose gently with increasing drying time, meeting the paper drying requirements. |