Radial rotary fiberizer

Glass manufacturing – Processes of manufacturing fibers – filaments – or preforms – Formation of fiber or preform utilizing fluid blast

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65460, 65465, 65522, 65523, 65524, 264 8, 425 8, C03B 3704

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056931174

ABSTRACT:
A rotary fiberizer includes a spinner for centrifuging fibers from molten material along a path generally coplanar with the spinner, and a pair of opposed annular blowers positioned on opposite sides of the path of the centrifuged fibers, with the blowers having an interior face which is oriented toward the path of the centrifuged fibers, and the blowers having an exterior face which is oriented away from the path of the centrifuged fibers. An induced air conduit associated with each of the blowers is adapted to supply air to the path of centrifuged fibers, and the exterior faces of the blowers contain blower openings to discharge attenuation gasses into the induced air conduits to attenuate the centrifuged fibers.

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