Flexible fibrous material, pollution control device, and methods of making the same
A pollution control, flexible fiber technology used in separation methods, exhaust devices, mufflers, etc.
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[0097] Flakes of fibrous material were prepared according to "General Procedure for Making Fibrous Flakes" (see above) using the flocculants shown in Table 2. The results of the fiber flake measurements are also shown in Table 2 (see below).
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example 32
[0103]Two containers were filled with 1000 ml of tap water adjusted to 12 to 14°C. Ethylene-vinyl acetate terpolymer latex (1.8 g) available from Air Products under the trade designation "AIRFLEX 600BP" and 0.1 g of defoamer available from Henkel under the trade designation "FOAMASTER 111" were added to each container Neutralize and mix gently to disperse the latex. Additionally, 10 grams of inorganic fibers (partially cleaned such that they contained less than 50% by weight unfiberized material) available from Thermal Ceramics under the trade designation "HA-BULK" were added to one of the containers and mixed to disperse the fibers. A milky white appearance caused by dispersion of the latex in water was observed in both containers. A flocculant (0.1 gram) available from Mid South Chemical under the trade designation "7307C" was added to each container with gentle mixing. In the containers containing both the latex and the inorganic fibers, a noticeable clarification of the ...
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