Dry blending with fibers

Agitating – Having specified feed means – Agitation of material in feeder or supply reservoir

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366 30, 366 76, 366165, 366290, 366292, B01F 1502

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method and apparatus for avoiding the clumping of fibers having diameters and lengths in certain ranges during dry blending of such fibers into a dry matrix material. The process comprises distributing fibers in a vaporous medium, and transporting fluidized fibers to a mixing zone containing a dry matrix material. Concurrently with stirring and blending of the dry matrix material with fluidized fibers, the fluidized fibers having been separated at least partially from a fluidized vapor are gradually introduced into the mixing zone. This process avoids the phenomena of "balling" that otherwise occurs with certain fibers.

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Kevlar Aramid, "Guide to Processing Kevlar Aramid Fiber and Pulp for Friction Products", Dupont.

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