Vibrationally compressed glass fiber and/or other material fiber mats and methods for making the same
A technology of glass fiber and fiber mat, which is applied in the field of vibration-compressed fiber mat, which can solve the problems of destroying fiber characteristics, more expensive wet-laid web-forming process, and insufficient density of fiber mat.
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[0082] Role of orbital diameter and vibration rate as a function of time on fiber layer compression
[0083] This example describes a device that can be used for vibratory compression of fiber mats such as glass or polymeric mats, further demonstrating that prefabricated fiberglass mats can be rapidly compressed (eg, in less than about 30 seconds) using two different vibratory compression regimes to about 80% of its original thickness. That is, the thickness of the felt increases so that the total thickness after vibratory compression is about 80% of the thickness before compression.
[0084] A device comprising two opposing 10.2 x 15.2 cm horizontal platens was used in this example. The first platen is mounted on a bracket that prevents it from vertically moving downward, and the second platen is disposed above it and is vertically aligned with the first platen. The second platen is free to move vertically downward in contact with the first platen. A 10.2 x 15.2 cm piece o...
example 2
[0090] Comparison of Vibration Compression Conditions
[0091]The apparatus described in Example 1 was used to compress "dry" (such as in Example 1) or "wet" after the conditions were met that glass fibers were approximately 25% by weight of the mat and water was 75%. Fiberglass mat. Conditioning of the felt involves spraying water on the surface of the felt until the proper moisture content is achieved. In some cases the contact material on the platen is coarse sandpaper, in some cases fine sandpaper. In some cases, the force applied to the second platen was 9.07kg; in some cases, the force was 27.2kg. In all cases, the felt was compressed by vibration and force (9.07 kg and 27.2 kg) for 20 seconds.
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[0093] When (1) the "down" force on the second platen is 9.06 kg together with the orbital running vibration; (2) when the "down" force on the second platen is 27.3 kg together with the orbital running vibration kg; (3) When the felt is dry; (4) Whe...
example 3
[0100] Vibratory Compression Device Including Stops Between Platens
[0101] A device similar to that described in Example 1 was modified with the addition of a stop extending 3 mm below the bottom surface of the second platen. This modified apparatus was used to compress dry or wet fiberglass mats as described in Examples 1 and 2 having a moisture content of about 75% conditioned. When the stops hit the first platen, they prevent further movement of the second platen towards the first platen so that at the end of each compression the two platens are kept at least 3mm apart. In some cases, the sandpaper on the platen is coarse, and in other cases, fine sandpaper.
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[0103] From the data in the above table at a pressure of 10 kPa, calculate the average value of the thickness of the felt in mm. , (1) when the felt is dry; (2) when the felt is wet; (3) when coarse sandpaper is used on the platen; (4) when fine sandpaper is used on the platen; (5) when the trac...
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