In the modern paper products industry, efficient operation of napkin (napkin) tissue paper production equipment is crucial for maintaining competitiveness. However, traditional tissue production lines often face problems such as equipment failure, raw material anomalies, and operational errors, all of which can lead to production interruptions and even financial losses. To address these pain points, the Napkin Tissue Paper Machine Intelligent Alarm System has been developed. It not only improves equipment operation safety but also significantly enhances production efficiency.

As the name suggests, the Napkin Tissue Paper Machine Intelligent Alarm System is a system that monitors equipment status in real time, detects anomalies, and provides timely notifications. Its core functions include the following:

The system uses sensors installed at key locations on the machine to collect real-time data such as temperature, pressure, current, and rotational speed. From paper roll conveying, cutting, folding, to packaging, the system accurately records equipment status, forming a complete operational data chain.

When equipment experiences overload, temperature abnormalities, paper jams, or motor failure, the intelligent alarm system immediately identifies abnormal conditions. Compared to traditional manual inspections, the system can issue early warnings, preventing minor problems from escalating into major incidents.

To ensure that abnormalities are not overlooked, the system typically employs a multi-level alarm mechanism. Minor abnormalities notify operators via on-screen prompts or mobile apps; severe abnormalities trigger audible and visual alarms and, if necessary, automatic shutdowns to ensure the safety of equipment and personnel.

The intelligent alarm system is more than just an alarm; it acts as a data manager. It records the time, type, and handling results of each abnormal event, providing data support for equipment maintenance and production optimization. By analyzing historical data, companies can predict potential failures and implement preventive maintenance.

Through real-time monitoring and early warning, production lines can reduce unplanned downtime, maintain a continuous and stable production rhythm, and thus improve overall efficiency.

Because problems are detected early, maintenance personnel can address them in a targeted manner, avoiding large-scale overhauls or equipment damage, significantly reducing maintenance costs.

The intelligent alarm system promptly detects dangerous situations, protecting operators and equipment, and reducing accidents.

The data reports provided by the system help production managers understand equipment usage and identify weaknesses, providing a scientific basis for production planning and equipment investment decisions.