Abstract:
A facility for producing mineral wool, includes at least one supply device for supplying mineral fibers and a fiber-distribution station including a conveyor belt which can move in a longitudinal direction and on which the mineral fibers can be received so as to form a mineral fiber mat, wherein the fiber distribution station includes a roller table arranged on the passage of the mineral fibers that are intended to fall by gravity onto the conveyor belt, wherein each roller can be driven in rotation about a transverse axis of rotation, the rollers being configured to dispose the mineral fibers uniformly through the thickness of the fiber mat formed on the conveyor belt.
Abstract:
A facility for producing mineral wool, includes at least one supply device for supplying mineral fibers and a fiber-distribution station including a conveyor belt which can move in a longitudinal direction and on which the mineral fibers can be received so as to form a mineral fiber mat, wherein the fiber distribution station includes a roller table arranged on the passage of the mineral fibers that are intended to fall by gravity onto the conveyor belt, wherein each roller can be driven in rotation about a transverse axis of rotation, the rollers being configured to dispose the mineral fibers uniformly through the thickness of the fiber mat formed on the conveyor belt.
Abstract:
A method for producing and/or processing a nonwoven glass fabric web includes thermally drying the nonwoven glass fabric web via infrared radiation from an infrared radiation dryer. A specific power density of at least 153 kW/m2 is applied by the infrared radiation dryer to the surface of the nonwoven glass fabric web facing toward the infrared radiation dryer. After the irradiation by the infrared radiation dryer, the nonwoven glass fabric web has a temperature of at least 40° C. and at most 105° C. on its surface facing toward the infrared radiation dryer.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an apparatus for manufacturing mineral wool. The apparatus includes means (1) for producing molten mineral material, at least one fiberizing device (3) for forming fibres, into which fiberizing device the molten mineral material is fed (2) and by which fibres (12) are formed. The fiberizing device (3) comprises, rotationally arranged around a vertical axis (15), at least one fiberizing plate (13) having a vertical peripheral edge, into which are formed numerous small-sized holes (14), through which the molten material is led by centrifugal force to form fibres (12). Into the fiberizing device (3) are arranged elements to produce a vertical flow of blowing medium (16) to be led around the fiberizing plate (13), the flow causing the fibres (12) to turn downwards and, at the same time, to thin. Downstream the fiberizing device (3) is arranged a collection device (6), into which the formed fibres (12) are led and collected into a mat-like material. In connection with said at least one fiberizing plate (13) is arranged a substantially horizontal, relatively narrow channel (5), through which the fibres (12) are brought into the chamber space (7) of the collection device (6). The invention further relates to a method for manufacturing mineral wool and a mineral wool product manufactured by the method.
Abstract:
A method of producing a sandwich panel core of mineral wool fibres from a cured mineral fibre product includes the steps of providing a cured mineral fibre product with a dual density having a top layer with mineral fibres with a first density and a base layer having mineral fibres with a second density, the second density is at least two times lower than said first density. The top layer and the base layer have different fibre orientations. Further steps including cutting the mineral fibre product into a plurality of lamellae, rotating the lamellae 90 degrees, and re-joining the lamellae so that the top layers with the first density are vertically oriented.
Abstract:
A system and a method of manufacturing continuous glass filament fiberglass media comprises melting glass within a temperature controlled melter. Molten glass exits through a bushing plate with orifices of varying row configurations and orientations. The resulting fiberglass filaments are received on a rotating drum and sprayed with resin and aqueous solution. The resulting fiberglass mat is placed onto a let-off table then sprayed with aqueous solution before further processing.
Abstract:
A technique of producing a high-quality and high-functionality glass chopped strand mat applicable to recent automotive molded ceiling materials which have excellent design and reduced weights. A method for producing a glass chopped strand mat (M) by forming glass chopped strands (S) into a sheet, includes a first conveying step of continuously conveying the glass chopped strands (S) in a distributed form while spraying resin powder (A) serving as a binder onto the glass chopped strands (S), and a second conveying step of continuously conveying the glass chopped strands (S) with the adhering resin powder (A) while performing a heating treatment on the glass chopped strands (S) at a temperature higher than the melting point of the resin powder (A). A conveying speed in the second conveying step is higher than a conveying speed in the first conveying step, and the difference therebetween is 3 to 8 m/min.
Abstract:
For producing mineral fiber mats, the flock emanating from the waste to be recycled is stored and classified according to density. Furthermore, the reintroduced quantities are precisely measured and the flock is caused to burst open. Thus it is possible to reintroduce substantially larger quantities without altering either the appearance or the characteristics of the product obtained.
Abstract:
Fiber mats formed by attenuating molten streams of attenuable mineral material by subjecting the streams to the action of a hot attenuating gas blast. The gas blast induces gas from the surrounding atmosphere, and the combined blast and induced gas forming a fiber-carrying current. The current is directed toward a preforated fiber-collecting conveyor on which the fibers are deposited in the form of a mat and the gas of the current passes through the conveyor. Provision is made for withdrawing a peripheral portion of the fiber-carrying current at a point intermediate the zone of attenuation and the perforated fiber-collecting conveyor.
Abstract:
Short filaments, or strands near filaments, of, for example, glass are introduced into a vessel such as a cyclone in which whirls around a gas such as air, resulting in entanglement of the filaments into ball-like lumps. Preferably the whirling of the gas and the introduction of the filaments into the vessel are made such that the fiber lumps are discharged downwards from the vessel while the gas is discharged upwards. The product is useful as a stuffing for heat- and/or sound insulation.