Cellulose extrusion

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Immersed shaping orifice discharging directly into liquid... – Means directing product through tubular conduit within bath...

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C425S071000, C425S326100, C425S392000

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07037096

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for the production of extruded blown cellulose film from a solution of cellulose, water and an amine-oxide, which includes:—extrusion apparatus for continuously extruding a cellulose solution to produce a cellulose film;—solidifying apparatus for solidifying the extruded cellulose film;—drawing apparatus positioned downstream of the extrusion apparatus for continuously drawing the extruded cellulose film from the extrusion apparatus; and a tubular member for containing precipitation apparatus and for receiving an extruded blown film wherein the tubular member is situated within a precipitation bath. The invention also includes a method of extruding blown film.

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patent: 0 483 562 (1991-10-01), None

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