Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Means to create a vacuum or apply fluid pressure within a...
Patent
1976-01-14
1977-09-06
Flint, Jr., J. Howard
Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus
Means to create a vacuum or apply fluid pressure within a...
425437, 425DIG19, 425DIG44, B30B 502, B30B 1102, B28B 712, B28B 706
Patent
active
040464997
ABSTRACT:
A method for avoiding cracking of the molded body during the decompression step in an isostatic pressing method of molding. The powders to be molded are housed in a shaping rubber mold, are molded under pressure, and the improvement is characterized by supplying forcibly gas between the outer peripheral surface of a molded body or a shaping thin rubber bag where the molded body is housed and the inner peripheral surface of the shaping rubber mold, the gas having a pressure higher than the isostatic pressure applied to the shaping rubber mold at the time when the shaping rubber mold begins to restore to its original state during the decompression step of the method. An apparatus for the said compression molding which is equipped with a specially designed pressure gas inletting device.
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Flint, Jr. J. Howard
Shinagawa Firebrick Co., Ltd.
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