B29B7/726

Conveyor Module, Small Fragments of Which are Magnetically and X-Ray Detectable

A conveyor module, small fragments of which are detectable by X-ray and/or magnetic sensors, is formed from a compounded mixture of a polyketone resin, a ferrous metal powder, and, optionally, a barium sulfate powder. The ferrous metal powder is preferably 400 series stainless steel powder, or alternatively, a 300 series stainless steel powder, iron powder, or other iron alloy powder.

READILY-PROCESSABLE, HIGH-TEMPERATURE, OIL-RESISTANT THERMOPLASTIC VULCANIZATES

Disclosed are thermoplastic vulcanizates comprising a plastic phase and a rubber phase and process for preparing such thermoplastic vulcanizates, wherein the plastic phase comprises a thermoplastic polymer and the rubber phase comprises a hydrogenated carboxylated nitrile rubber.

RUBBER COMPOSITION MANUFACTURING METHOD AND TIRE MANUFACTURING METHOD
20220195150 · 2022-06-23 · ·

A rubber composition manufacturing method in accordance with the present invention comprises an operation in which at least rubber, silica, and silane coupling agent are kneaded in an internal kneader while kneading temperature is controlled so as to suppress occurrence of a coupling reaction between the silica and the silane coupling agent, wherein for at least a portion of time during which the operation is being carried out, at least the rubber, the silica, and the silane coupling agent are kneaded while a ram of the internal kneader is in a nonpressing state.

METHODS FOR RECYCLING PLASTIC NYLON 6,6 FROM VACUUM BAGS TO OBTAIN FILAMENTS OR POWDER FOR 3D PRINTING PROCESSES

Methods for recycling plastic Nylon 6,6 from vacuum bags to obtain filaments or powder for 3D printing processes. The method to obtain filaments includes a step of providing used Nylon 6,6 vacuum bags, a quality control step to check the status of the used vacuum bags, a step to form smaller parts, such as smaller pieces or pellets, from the used vacuum bags, quality control step to check the status of the smaller pieces or the pellets, an extrusion step wherein the smaller pieces or the pellets are introduced into an extruder, where they are melted, and the molten mixture is cooled and expelled through the die of the extruder to produce the recycled filaments, and a winding step wherein the recycled filaments that go out of the extruder are rolled up in coils.

METHOD OF EXTRUDING LINEAR LOW-DENSITY POLYETHYLENE WITHOUT SURFACE MELT FRACTURE
20220176592 · 2022-06-09 · ·

A method of extruding a melt of a linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) without surface melt fracture, the method comprises heating a melt of the LLDPE to a temperature from 190.0 to 260.0 degrees Celsius; and extruding through a die the heated melt at a shear rate of from 1,100 to 7,000 per second and at a shear stress of greater than 0.40 megapascal, thereby forming a polyethylene extrudate without surface melt fracture.

System and method for producing rubber mixture for tires

In the field of tire production, systems and methods make it possible to selectively carry out monopassage and multipassage rubber production sequences in a common rubber production facility. A tire is formed according to the methods described.

Systems and methods for manufacturing bulked continuous filament from colored recycled PET
11351747 · 2022-06-07 · ·

Methods of manufacturing bulked continuous carpet filament which, in various embodiments, comprise: (A) grinding recycled PET bottles into a group of flakes; (B) washing the flakes; (C) identifying and removing impurities, including impure flakes, from the group of flakes; (D) adding one or more color concentrates to the flakes; (E) passing the group of flakes through an MRS extruder (400) while maintaining the pressure within the MRS portion (420) of the MRS extruder (400) below about 25 millibars; (F) passing the resulting polymer melt through at least one filter (450) having a micron rating of less than about 50 microns; and (G) forming the recycled polymer into bulked continuous carpet filament that consists essentially of recycled PET.

TONER MELT-KNEADING APPARATUS AND TONER MELT-KNEADING SYSTEM

A toner melt-kneading apparatus to perform melt-kneading includes a kneading chamber, a discharge member connected to the kneading chamber, and a pressure gauge provided to the discharge member. The discharge member includes a flow passage having a substantially cylindrical shape and configured to pass a kneaded material. The pressure gauge includes a thermometer and includes a pressure-measuring portion disposed in the flow passage. D, d, and ϕ satisfy the following relationship, where a length of the flow passage is denoted as D, a distance from a discharge port in a downstream-side end portion of the discharge member to the pressure-measuring portion is denoted as d, and an inner diameter of the flow passage is denoted as ϕ, 0.020≤(d/D)/ϕ (herein, D>d).

APPARATUS FOR DISPENSING A MIXTURE OF AT LEAST TWO LIQUID COMPONENTS

Disclosed herein is an apparatus for dispensing a mixture of at least two liquid components. The apparatus may comprise an A liquid component source fluidly connected with an A liquid component pump driven by a first motor; and a B liquid component source fluidly connected with a B liquid component pump driven by the first motor. Each of the A liquid component pump and the B liquid component pump may comprise at least two chambers. The A liquid component pump and the B liquid component pump may be fluidly connected with a dispenser unit. There may be one or more A liquid temperature regulators between the A liquid component pump and the dispenser unit. Similarly, there may be one or more B liquid temperature regulators between the B liquid component pump and the dispenser unit.

TEMPERATURE MANAGEMENT OF RUBBER MIXTURES DISCHARGED FROM A CONVERGING CONICAL TWIN-SCREW MIXER

A mixing and cooling system (1) includes a mixing and screw-extrusion machine (10) with a mixer (12) having a converging conical twin screw; a ram (30) that moves along the inside of an introduction hopper (24) of the machine; a roller nose system disposed just downstream of an outlet (25) of the mixer to form a sheet (112) of the mixture exiting the mixer; and a mobile sleeve or sleeves (34) that move in a linear movement relative to the outlet. The system also includes a cooling system with a spray installation(s) (102, 104) that delivers water at a predetermined rate to the sheet exiting the machine; a suction installation(s) proportionate to each spray installation; and at least one transport means (114, 116) that transports the sheet in a predetermined direction.