Process for capillary dewatering of foam materials and foam mate

Drying and gas or vapor contact with solids – Process – With contacting of material treated with solid or liquid agent

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34399, 34400, 34422, 34 71, 34 953, 34111, 34659, 156 78, 516 21, 521 50, F26B 300

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061581445

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a method and several exemplary apparatus for capillary dewatering of foam materials. The apparatus may include felt which is applied to an exposed face of the foam material, or a double felt arrangement applied to two opposed surfaces of the foam material. The apparatus may provide a temperature differential between the two exposed surfaces of the foam material. An alternative embodiment utilizes a roll having a capillary dewatering medium. The capillary dewatering medium may be maintained at a vacuum either above or below the breakthrough vacuum of the capillaries. The disclosed apparatus and method are particularly useful for dewatering foams having relatively fine open capillaries.

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