Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – Article forming processes
Patent
1979-01-15
1981-12-01
Chin, Peter
Paper making and fiber liberation
Processes and products
Article forming processes
162219, 162227, 162230, D21J 700
Patent
active
043034721
ABSTRACT:
Tubular filter elements are formed by first feeding a slurry into a tubular moulding space between a vertical core and a cylindrical fine mesh screen. Air pressure is applied to the slurry so that the liquid drains through the screen and through a screen at one base of the space, while a mass of microfibres builds up to be removed from the space for bonding by a synthetic resin. A reciprocable sleeve increases the effective height of the screen as the mass builds up. Layers of microfibres having different qualities can be assembled by using different core diameters in succession. Filter elements that need not necessarily be cylindrical can be formed by this or analogous pressure methods in which the majority of the microfibres are directed approximately parallel to one another, and/or in which one or each face of the filter element has moulded into it a perforated sheet of supporting material.
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Merrie Kenneth
Walker Brian
Chin Peter
Process Scientific Innovations Limited
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