Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Removal of liquid component or carrier through porous mold...
Patent
1979-04-11
1981-02-24
Arnold, Donald J.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Removal of liquid component or carrier through porous mold...
264 87, 425 84, 425447, B28B 126
Patent
active
042527597
ABSTRACT:
A cross flow filtration molding apparatus and method are disclosed which are particularly useful for forming complicated shapes from dispersions of particles in a liquid medium. Dispersion is pumped through a mold which has porous walls and a sufficient pressure differential is applied to drive a portion of the liquid medium through the porous walls which results in deposition of particles on the walls to form a shaped article. The shaped article may inherently have sufficient structural integrity, or it may be post-treated to provide additional structural integrity.
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Sieverding David L.
Yannas Ioannis V.
Arnold Donald J.
Brook David E.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Smith, Jr. Arthur A.
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