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A control system for regulating the composition of an emulsion ink made from an oil-based ink and a water-based fountain solution using a mixing and dispersing apparatus includes a liquid level sensor, means responsive to the liquid level sensor for maintaining a proper liquid level in the mixing an

A control system for regulating the composition of an emulsion ink made from an oil-based ink and a water-based fountain solution using a mixing and dispersing apparatus includes a liquid level sensor, means responsive to the liquid level sensor for maintaining a proper liquid level in the mixing and dispersing apparatus, and means for producing an emulsion ink with a water content value which is within a predetermined range from a desired water content value. The producing means includes a feedforward controller and a feedback controller for regulating water-based fountain solution input rate to the mixing and dispersing apparatus.

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A control system for regulating the composition of an emulsion ink made from an oil-based ink and a water-based fountain solution using a mixing and dispersing apparatus includes a liquid level sensor, means responsive to the liquid level sensor for maintaining a proper liquid level in the mixing an

A control system for regulating the composition of an emulsion ink made from an oil-based ink and a water-based fountain solution using a mixing and dispersing apparatus includes a liquid level sensor, means responsive to the liquid level sensor for maintaining a proper liquid level in the mixing and dispersing apparatus, and means for producing an emulsion ink with a water content value which is within a predetermined range from a desired water content value. The producing means includes a feedforward controller and a feedback controller for regulating water-based fountain solution input rate to the mixing and dispersing apparatus. mount of fluid is then removed again, and wherein an appearance of air in a fluid removal pipe is used as a signal for filling the calender roll with fluid again. 9. The process according to claim 4, wherein the fluid is tempered. 10. The process according to claim 9, wherein the fluid is liquid. 11. The process according to claim 1, wherein the roll stack further includes sagging compensation rolls and the calender roll includes weight compensation cylinders, and the process further comprises compensating the change of mass of the calender roll via the at least one of sagging compensation rolls and the weight compensation cylinders of the calender roll. 12. The process according to claim 1, wherein operating the calender roll comprises rotating the calendar roll about a longitudinal axis. 13. A process for operating a first calender roll that cooperates rotatingly with at least a second calender roll of a roll stack, wherein at least one calender roll of the roll stack is provided with an elastic cover, the process comprising: operating the roll stack, including the first calender roll; monitoring oscillation forms and exciting forces of the roll stack while the first calender roll is operating; changing the mass of the first calender roll during operation to modify the oscillation forms and exciting forces of the roll stack; wherein an influence of mass variation of the first calender roll is calculated by activation of a natural frequency of a mono mass oscillator defined by the first calender roll, determined by the formula, ω2=c/m, wherein: ω equals circular frequency of the first calender roll and is further defined as ω=2·π·f; f equals frequency of the first calender roll; c equals spring stiffness of the first calender roll; and m equals oscillating mass of the first calender roll. 14. The process according to claim 13, wherein a resulting natural frequency of the first calender roll after a change of the mass of the first calender roll is defined as: ω2=c/(m+Δm); wherein Δm equals the change of mass of the first calender roll. 15. The process according to claim 1, wherein the at least one calender roll of the calender roll stack includes the at least one calender roll having an elastic cover. 16. The process according to claim 13, wherein the first calender roll includes the at least one calender roll having an elastic cover. 17. A process for operating a calender roll stack that includes at least one calender roll that cooperates rotatingly with at least one other calender roll, the process comprising: operating the calender roll stack; and changing a mass of the at least one calender roll during operation of the calender roll stack. 18. The process according to claim 17, wherein the at least one calender roll comprises a calender roll with an elastic cover.