Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ
Patent
1982-01-20
1983-08-16
Foelak, Morton
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Pore forming in situ
264 453, 264 455, 264 461, 425325, 521 79, 521 80, 521 91, 521143, 521182, B29D 2700, B29H 720
Patent
active
043990851
ABSTRACT:
A process of producing a fibre-reinforced shaped article comprising extruding a composition comprising a settable fluid as a carrier for fibres at least 5 mm in length through a die so that relaxation of the fibres causes the extrudate to expand to form an open fibrous structure with randomly dispersed fibres as the extrudate leaves the die characterized in that the porous extrudate is compressed while the carrier is in a fluid condition into a shaped article. The process enables moulded articles to be formed having a random distribution of fibres the majority of which are at least 5 mm long.
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Belbin Geoffrey R.
Cogswell Frederic N.
Foelak Morton
Imperial Chemical Industries plc
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