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1437 results about "Glass wool" patented technology

Glass wool is an insulating material made from fibres of glass arranged using a binder into a texture similar to wool. The process traps many small pockets of air between the glass, and these small air pockets result in high thermal insulation properties. Glass wool is produced in rolls or in slabs, with different thermal and mechanical properties. It may also be produced as a material that can be sprayed or applied in place, on the surface to be insulated. The modern method for producing glass wool was invented by Games Slayter while he was working at the Owens-Illinois Glass Co. (Toledo, Ohio). He first applied for a patent for a new process to make glass wool in 1933.

NMR CryoMAS Probe for High-field Wide-bore Magnets

An MAS probe is disclosed for obtaining a substantial improvement in signal to noise (S/N) in triple-resonance high-resolution (HR) magic-angle-spinning (MAS) NMR of samples near room temperature (RT) in high-field magnets where the magnet's RT shim bore is greater than 60 mm. All critical circuit components, including the sample coils, are located along with the spinner assembly in a thermally insulated cold zone pressurized with helium gas. The spinner assembly attaches to a sealed, curved, rotor-loading tube to permit automatic sample change, and it is surrounded by a partially insulated jacket cooled with a cryogenic fluid, generally nitrogen gas. The MAS probe is also compatible with magic angle gradients, variable temperature operation, field locking, and commonly available closed-cycle cold fingers. One major challenge in implementing CryoMAS is solving the problem of gas leakage from the spinner bearing, drive, and exhaust nitrogen into the cold zone, as some components will necessarily be ceramic, some plastic, and some metal. It is not desirable to use helium for the spinner bearing and drive gases for cost reasons and to prevent risk of degradation of o-ring-sealed magnet cryostats. A pressurized helium atmosphere in the cold zone may be utilized to prevent nitrogen flow from the spinner exhaust streams or atmosphere into the cold zone. The drawback to a pressurized cold zone is that the heat transfer coefficient in dense helium at low temperatures is very high, making it challenging to cool the sample coils and all the large, critical, circuit components in a practical manner. Part of the solution here is to use a first-stage cooling-jacket around the major heat leaks near the spinner exhaust flows. The critical components may be insulated with fine glass wool or teflon foam and conduction cooled without cooling much of the cold zone below the temperature of the first-stage cooling. The use of coaxial sapphire capacitors allows the noise contributions from the most critical capacitors to be reduced to a minor fraction of the total.
Owner:DOTY SCI

Centrifugal disc for producing glass wool

The invention relates to a centrifugal disc for producing glass wool. The centrifugal disc is characterized in that a curved slot for guiding the flowing direction of glass metal is formed in the bottom surface of the centrifugal disc, and the curve is in the shape of an Archimedean spiral; a main shaft installing hole in the bottom surface of the centrifugal disc is used as the starting end of the curved slot, a lower terminated line of a hole in the inner wall of the centrifugal disc is used as the ending end of the curved slot, and the curved slot is arranged in the same direction as the rotating direction of the centrifugal disc. The curved slot in the shape of the Archimedean spiral is formed in the bottom of the centrifugal disc, and is arranged in the same direction as the rotating direction of the centrifugal disc, therefore, the centrifugal disc has the characteristic of guiding the glass metal to adhere on the lateral wall of the centrifugal disc continuously and evenly so as to prevent the glass metal from generating turbulence in a centrifugal process; the centrifugal fiber-forming effect of the glass wool is significantly improved. The centrifugal disc can be widely applied to the field of preparing the glass wool in different levels, and can provide references for other fields of preparing materials in a centrifugal method.
Owner:TAICANG PAIOU TECH CONSULTING SERVICE

Noise prevention and sound insulation barrier for building structure

The invention relates to a noise prevention and sound insulation barrier for a building structure. The noise prevention and sound insulation barrier comprises a foundation. A plurality of stand columns are fixed to the foundation. A plurality of sound barrier unit boards are fixed between the adjacent stand columns. Each sound barrier unit board comprises two layers of aluminum fiber sheets, two layers of concrete sound absorption boards, two layers of foamed ceramic boards, a cavity, a foldable noise absorption board and a peripheral framework, wherein the aluminum fiber sheets are arranged on the outer surfaces of the two sides of the sound barrier unit board respectively, the two layers of concrete sound absorption boards are arranged in the two layers of aluminum fiber sheets, the two layers of foamed ceramic boards are arranged in the two layers of concrete sound absorption boards, the cavity is formed between the two layers of foamed ceramic boards, the foldable noise absorption board is made of glass wool and arranged in the cavity in a vertically and continuously folded and connected mode, and the two layers of aluminum fiber sheets, the two layers of concrete sound absorption boards and the two layers of foamed ceramic boards are sequentially fixed in the peripheral framework from outside to inside. Serving as a part of the building structure, the noise prevention and sound insulation barrier is simple in structure and low in manufacturing cost and achieves a very good sound absorption and insulation effect.
Owner:NORTH CHINA UNIV OF WATER RESOURCES & ELECTRIC POWER

Movable mine ventilation device

The invention discloses a movable mine ventilation device. The movable mine ventilation device comprises a ventilation device body, a base, a spraying room, a low-frequency silencing layer and a high-frequency silencing layer. The ventilation device body is installed on the base. A frequency converter is arranged on the ventilation device body. A draught fan is arranged on the left portion of the interior of the ventilation device body. An air inlet pipe port is formed in the right end of the ventilation device body. A filter screen is arranged on the air inlet pipe port. An air outlet pipe port is formed in the left end of the ventilation device body. A water return pipe is arranged at the bottom of the spraying room. A diffusion plate is arranged at the left end of the air outlet pipe port. The low-frequency silencing layer and the high-frequency silencing layer are arranged in the diffusion plate. The low-frequency silencing layer and the high-frequency silencing layer are made of waterproof centrifugal glass wool. According to the movable mine ventilation device, through the arrangement of the spraying room, the air humidity can be increased, and the content of dust in air can be reduced, so that the air quality in a mine roadway is improved; and through the arrangement of the low-frequency silencing layer and the high-frequency silencing layer, noise can be lowered.
Owner:徐州安普瑞特能源科技有限公司
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