Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining
Patent
1977-10-27
1978-08-08
Moon, Charlie T.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Assembling or joining
29452, 29455R, 138149, 220901, B23P 1102
Patent
active
041047834
ABSTRACT:
Thermal insulation comprised of fiberglass boards or batts having relatively small diameter fiberglass fibers either bound or unbound is wound about the lading container pressure vessel of a tank truck, trailer or rail car. As the insulation is wound about a longitudinal section of the vessel, the insulation is squeezed from its free height to a lesser height to increase the density of the insulation and also permit passage of the outer jacket. The squeezing is preferably accomplished by wrapping each layer of insulation with a continuous wire mesh. The tension is maintained with the use of a long rod intertwined in the wire mesh, which rod is withdrawn after a section of the outer jacket is over a section of the vessel thereby permitting the insulation to expand and substantially fill the void between the vessel and outer jacket.
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Eifel Paul J.
Schultz Jeffrey A.
Moon Charlie T.
Process Engineering, Inc.
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