Method for forming shaped pieces of insulation

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Forming articles by uniting randomly associated particles – Plural – intermittent pressure applying

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264122, 425419, B29C 4304, B29C 5902

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048014150

ABSTRACT:
Shaped pieces of insulation having non-uniform thickness but substantially uniform density are formed by simultaneously compacting and consolidating at least first and second portions of a particulate insulation material in an independent manner so as to form a shaped piece of insulation in which the first and second portions have different thicknesses in the direction of compaction. The degree of compaction of the first portion is the same as the degree of compaction of the second portion so that the shaped piece of insulation has substantially uniform density.

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