Method for manufacturing a board- or sheet-shaped material with

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – Mineral fiber

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162156, D21H 518

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ABSTRACT:
A method and a device for manufacturing a board- or sheet shaped material with a high amount of glass or mineral wool fibres and produced in e.g. a board- or paper making machine. The purpose of the invention is to provide a wetting of the fibres and a distribution of them in aqueous phase so that they can be mixed with the other ingredients, paper pulp and binding agent, to a mass with the desired composition. The fibres are fed in air stream into a cyclon, after the outlet of which the fibre stream is accelerated under simultaneous supply of water or steam, which replaces the air about the fibres. The wetted fibres are then mixed with paper pulp and binding agent and supplied to a device for producing a board- or sheet-shaped material, such as a board- or paper making machine.

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