3D thermoformed element
A component and structural component technology, applied in the field of three-dimensional thermoforming components, can solve problems such as not meeting geometric and acoustic requirements, not having density distribution, etc.
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[0097] Thus, in figure 1 A three-dimensional thermoforming kit 1 for a PIV (vacuum insulation panel) is shown in .
[0098] This set contains:
[0099] - three-dimensional porous structure 5, and
[0100] - An outer cover 7 comprising (or consisting of) the wall 7a.
[0101] It should be understood that the expression "three-dimensional" (3D) is equivalent to not being (entirely) planar, as in the usual sense. Thus, like the fiber fabric structure 5, the thermoforming sleeve 1 is represented as curved; but it can also exhibit the usual local elevations and / or depressions, as for example in respectively Figure 7 in districts 25, 27 or Figure 5 , 6 Zones in (Zones 21, 23). These depressions and protrusions (or bumps) may be referred to as "embossing".
[0102] The porous structure 5 will advantageously be based on a powder or fibrous fabric structure and will thus contain polymer fibres, mineral fibres (eg glass, basalt) or natural fibers (eg cellulose, flax, hemp). Th...
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