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Impregnation plant and method for impregnating textile sheet material for composite components

A technology of textile fabrics and impregnation equipment, which is applied to the processing of textile materials, textiles and papermaking, chemical instruments and methods, etc., and can solve problems such as independent belt systems that are not recorded

Pending Publication Date: 2020-09-15
KARL MAYER TECH TEXTILIEN GMBH
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Therefore no separate belt systems are described, between which the material to be processed is guided

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[0034] figure 1 Shown is an impregnation device or impregnation module 13 (refer to image 3 ), which has two corresponding belt loops 4,5. The first belt loop 4 and the second belt loop 5 are formed by respective endless closed belts which have deflection rollers 7 at their deflection areas and between which a plurality of further roll 8.

[0035] The belt loop region 9 is tensioned between the upper side and the lower side by deflection rollers, on which deflection rollers the corresponding endless closing belt is guided. exist figure 1 The first belt loop 4 shown above has three further rollers 8 arranged between two deflection rollers 7 and forms a surface 6 corresponding to the figure 1 The second belt loop 5 shown below. That is, the lower side of the belt loop 4 and the upper side of the belt loop 5 are inclined to each other. The textile fabric 1 is passed between the mutually inclined surfaces 6 and is subjected to a corresponding pressure which ensures that the...

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An impregnation system and a method for impregnating a textile fabric for composite components are described. A matrix (2) can be applied to a textile fabric (1) in such a way that the matrix (2) penetrates it at least partially and / or at least on one side. A first and a second endless belt (1) each designed as a belt loop are provided for the impregnation system. Between the first (4) and the second belt loop (5), the textile fabric (1) can guided on the mutually facing surfaces (6) of the belt loops and can be impregnated there. The deflection rollers (7) are provided in the respective beltloop (4, 5) of the respective endless belts at the deflection areas, with at least one roller being adjustable in the direction of the mutually facing surfaces (6) of the belt loops (4, 5). By adjusting the rollers (8) in the y direction, the wrap angle and thus the pressure exerted on the textile fabric during impregnation is controlled.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an impregnating device and method for impregnating textile fabrics for composite components. Background technique [0002] The method of impregnation of textile fabrics for composite components is carried out by means of impregnation plants. When impregnating textile fabrics, double-belt presses, calender systems or lamination systems are used, in which the materials to be impregnated are continuously connected to each other by a system of pressurized rollers or by setting defined gaps between the roller systems Or also impregnation. Since these rollers are usually placed vertically one above the other, a linear pressure is exerted by the respective rollers when the material to be impregnated is correspondingly pressed. The disadvantage of this is that, at high production speeds, this leads to sudden or short-term, sometimes higher, pressurizations. In order to mitigate this effect to a certain extent, rigid steel belts with...

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IPC IPC(8): D06B3/10D06B23/04
CPCD06B3/10D06B23/04B29B15/122D06B5/04D06N3/0002D06N3/0006D06N3/0088D06N3/045D06N3/125D06N2203/042D06N2203/065D06N2205/20B29C70/504B32B37/203B32B2305/02B32B2309/12B29C2043/483B32B37/0046B32B2305/18B32B2305/076B29C70/083B32B37/1027B29D99/001B32B38/08
Inventor 尤尔根·托洛尔茨什雷内·格罗克内尔
Owner KARL MAYER TECH TEXTILIEN GMBH
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