Usage : for measuring the freeness of pulp.
Definition: Freeness of pulp is a measure of precisely how rapidly water can drain from a diluted fiber furnishes suspension. The
freeness of pulp is designed to give a measure of the rate at which a dilute suspension of pulp (3 g of pulp in 1 L of water) may
be drained. The freeness, or drainage rate has been shown to be related to the surface conditions and swelling of the fibers.
Besides these factors, the result is dependent also on conditions under which the test is carried out, such as stock preparation,
temperature, and water quality.
Device Description : The Schopper Reigler Type Beating & Freeness tester measures the drainage of beaten pulp suspension
and expressed as SR number. The manual pulley with wire and fixed load system of loading and unloading of the sealing cone
ensures a constant lifting rate for the sealing cone during the test
Test Description : The Shopper Reigler Type Beating & Freeness tester measures the drainage capacity of beaten pulp and is
universally used to check the progress of beating process. The drainage of pulp suspension is express in SR number.