Patent classifications
B29B13/065
INJECTION DEVICE
An injection device is provided with high convenience by the degrees of freedom in layout of a storage unit and peripheral equipment increasing by way of providing a supply unit with changeable supply direction of molding material. An injection device includes: a hopper that stores a molding material; an injection cylinder unit that heats the molding material to melt, and then injects the molding material thus melted; and a supply unit having formed inside thereof a supply hole for supplying the molding material stored in the hopper to the injection cylinder unit, in which the supply unit is fixed so that a position and orientation of an opening of the supply hole on a side of the hopper is changeable relative to the injection cylinder unit.
Facility for forming wood plastic composite with microwave and degassing device
The present disclosure relates to a facility for forming a wood plastic composite by mixing and extruding wood powder and a polymer resin. According to a facility of the present disclosure, in a process of forming a wood plastic composite, gas and water vapor contained in wood powder and polymer resin are efficiently removed, and thus, a coupling force between wood powder and polymer resin increases, and also, wood powder is uniformly dispersed inside polymer resin, and thus, physical properties of a wood plastic composite to be formed is not degraded, and in addition, since there is no stagnant section while molten liquid of wood powder and polymer resin passes through each apparatus in the facility, wood powder is prevented from carbonizing or polymer resin is prevented from solidifying, and thus, physical properties of the wood plastic composite to be formed are maintained constant.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING A CELLULOSE PRODUCT BY A PRESSURE MOULDING APPARATUS, PRESSURE MOULDING APPARATUS AND CELLULOSE PRODUCT
The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a cellulose product having a flat or non-flat product shape by a pressure moulding apparatus comprising a forming mould. The forming mould has a forming surface defining said product shape, The method comprises the steps of:
arranging a cellulose blank containing less than 45 weight percent water in said forming mould; heating said cellulose blank to a forming temperature in the range of 100° C. to 200° C.; and pressing said cellulose blank by means of said forming mould with a forming pressure acting on the cellulose blank across said forming surface, said forming pressure being in the range of 1 MPa to 100 MPa.
Method and apparatus for polymer drying using inert gas
Method and apparatus for drying granular resin material by heating compressed air to a temperature prescribed for gas separation membrane operation, presenting the heated compressed air to a membrane separating out oxygen-size and smaller molecules to provide a stream of gas molecules of at least nitrogen-size at a pressure substantially that of the compressed air, heating the stream of gas molecules of at least nitrogen-size to a temperature at which dew point of the stream is no higher than −40 degrees F., and introducing the heated stream of gas molecules into a chamber for upward flow to atmosphere through granular resin material in the chamber.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR THE FAST AND EFFICIENT HEATING OF PLASTIC GRANULATES FOR PREPARING FOR THE PROCESSING IN A PLASTICIZATION
A method and an apparatus for rapid and efficient heating of polymer pellets in preparation for processing in a plastifier. For introduction of heat energy, a gas, preferably dried air, is introduced into the polymer pellets flow so as not to be in direct countercurrent thereto. The gas is preferably introduced in its still hottest state in a targeted fashion, for the purpose of rapid energy input, at a freely selectable location. This preferably takes place at the material output of the booster hopper. The gas is preferably conducted by way of cascades, which can be of a variable design, and flows through the bulk material at least twice. The speed of the flow can be influenced.
Preparation Method of Super Absorbent Polymer
A method of preparing a super absorbent polymer and a superabsorbent polymer prepared from the same are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a method includes mixing a mixture comprising fines having a particle diameter of 150 μm or less, a surface-modified inorganic material having a reactive functional group, and water, and drying the mixture to prepare a fine powder reassembly. There may be provided a super absorbent polymer exhibiting excellent absorption properties and mechanical properties such as crushing strength while having uniform particle size distribution by effectively reassembling fines obtained inevitably in the preparation of a super absorbent polymer.
Method of manufacturing core product
A method of manufacturing an core product includes heating the resin pellet at a temperature higher than 25° C. for 24 hours or longer, the resin pellet being formed of a thermosetting resin composition including epoxy resin, a curing agent, accelerator, and a release agent. The method includes holding a core body having a resin formation region, which is a region in which a resin is to be formed by injection of a melted resin, between a pair of holding members, and disposing the heated resin pellet in a resin pot formed in at least one of the pair of holding members. Additionally, the method includes melting the resin pellet in the resin pot and injecting the melted resin into the resin formation region through a resin channel extending from the resin pot in communication with the resin formation region, and curing the melted resin injected into the resin formation region.
Reducing moisture in granular resin material using inert gas
An apparatus for drying granular resin material in a hopper including a first sub-system, including a membrane and a heater receiving drying gas from the membrane to be heated, the first sub-system supplying dried heated gas to a first portion of the hopper; and a second sub-system, including a mixing device and a heater for receiving drying gas from the mixing device to be heated, the mixing device inducing withdrawal of gas from the hopper and mixing the withdrawn gas with gas supplied from the first subsystem, the mixed gases being heated and supplied to a second portion of the hopper, the improvement comprising a gas separation membrane for separating inert gases from air supplied to the apparatus and providing the separated inert gas in the first subsystem; a heater for heating air supplied to the apparatus; and a thermostat for controlling the heater and thereby maintaining the supplied air at a selected temperature.
CHARGING BARREL OF INFRARED DEHUMIDIFICATION, CRYSTALLIZATION AND DRYING ALL-IN-ONE MACHINE AND CRYSTALLIZATION AND DRYING ALL-IN-ONE MACHINE
Disclosed is a charging barrel of an infrared dehumidification, crystallization and drying all-in-one machine and a drying machine. The cross section of the charging barrel is in the shape of a polygon, and the side number of the polygon is larger than the side number of a pentagon; an opening is formed in one end, as a feeding end, of the charging barrel; each plate surface forming the polygonal charging barrel comprises a middle plate part, as well as a first closing-up plate part and a second closing-up plate part which are arranged at the two ends of the middle plate part; the first closing-up plate part and the second closing-up plate part form obtuse angles with the middle plate part and are closed up towards the middle; a discharge hole is formed in the side wall of the charging barrel
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING BULKED CONTINUOUS FILAMENT
A method for manufacturing pellets from polymer, comprising: (1) melting polymer flakes in a first section of a melt processing unit to create a first single stream of polymer melt; (2) separating the first single stream of polymer melt into multiple streams of polymer melt by means of a separation element; (3) passing the multiple streams through a multiple stream section of said melt processing unit and exposing the multiple streams to a pressure within the multiple stream section of the melt processing unit as the multiple streams pass through the multiple stream section; (4) recombining the multiple streams into at least one combined stream of polymer melt; and (5) cooling the polymer melt and forming said pellets from the at least one combined stream. The intrinsic viscosity of the at least one combined stream may be determined and, in response, the chamber pressure within the multiple stream section adjusted.