Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Reactive gas or vapor treatment of work – Work is organic material
Patent
1985-11-20
1987-08-11
Hoag, Willard E.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Reactive gas or vapor treatment of work
Work is organic material
156149, 15624412, 15624413, 15624423, 264103, 264129, 264173, 2642096, 264236, 264257, B29C 4124, B29C 4704
Patent
active
046858733
ABSTRACT:
A process for continuously producing pipe by coating a particulate material with a gas curable resin, compacting the coated particulate material in an annular space, treating the compacted, coated particulate material with a curing gas to form a pipe having a porous wall structure, impregnating the porous walls of the pipe with an asphalt or resinous material, and, optionally, winding a reinforcing filament binder around the pipe.
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Hutchings David A.
Lauderback Sanford K.
Wait Michael R.
Willard G. Fred
Hoag Willard E.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation
Pacella Patrick P.
Rywalski Robert F.
Smith John C.
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