Patent classifications
B28B21/30
Composition and method for making geopolymer tubes
A method of manufacturing geopolymer tubes comprises forming a geopolymer composition comprised of an aluminosilicate source and an alkali activator, wherein the geopolymer composition has a fluid consistency and a shear thinning index of greater than 1.05, transferring the geopolymer composition into a tubular mold, rotating the mold to shear and distribute the composition onto the inner wall of the mold until the geopolymer composition reaches non-flowable consistency, and curing the geopolymer in the mold to form geopolymer tubes. A method for making geopolymer tubes with the disclosed geopolymer composition comprises shearing the geopolymer composition in a tubular mold at a high rotational speed to significantly reduce apparent viscosity to form the tubular shape, at least in the initial process stage. A ceramic tube made from the geopolymer composition of the present invention is used as a membrane or adsorbent for filtration applications.
Method of impregnating a fiber texture of hollow shape
A method of impregnating a fiber texture of hollow shape, the method including introducing a first suspension containing a first powder of solid particles of ceramic or carbon material into an inside volume defined by an inside face of a fiber texture of hollow shape placed in a mold, an outer face of the fiber texture being presented facing a wall of the mold; and using the action of centrifugal force to impregnate the fiber texture with the first suspension by causing the mold to rotate and varying the speed of rotation of the mold during the impregnation of the texture with the first suspension.
Method of impregnating a fiber texture of hollow shape
A method of impregnating a fiber texture of hollow shape, the method including introducing a first suspension containing a first powder of solid particles of ceramic or carbon material into an inside volume defined by an inside face of a fiber texture of hollow shape placed in a mold, an outer face of the fiber texture being presented facing a wall of the mold; and using the action of centrifugal force to impregnate the fiber texture with the first suspension by causing the mold to rotate and varying the speed of rotation of the mold during the impregnation of the texture with the first suspension.
COMPOSITION AND METHOD FOR MAKING GEOPOLYMER TUBES
A method of manufacturing geopolymer tubes comprises forming a geopolymer composition comprised of an aluminosilicate source and an alkali activator, wherein the geopolymer composition has a fluid consistency and a shear thinning index of greater than 1.05, transferring the geopolymer composition into a tubular mold, rotating the mold to shear and distribute the composition onto the inner wall of the mold until the geopolymer composition reaches non-flowable consistency, and curing the geopolymer in the mold to form geopolymer tubes. A method for making geopolymer tubes with the disclosed geopolymer composition comprises shearing the geopolymer composition in a tubular mold at a high rotational speed to significantly reduce apparent viscosity to form the tubular shape, at least in the initial process stage. A ceramic tube made from the geopolymer composition of the present invention is used as a membrane or adsorbent for filtration applications.
Method of fabricating an impregnated fiber assembly
A method of fabricating an impregnated fiber assembly, the method including introducing a first suspension including a first powder of solid particles into an inside volume defined by an inside face of a first fiber texture of hollow shape placed in a mold, an outer face of the first fiber texture being present facing a wall of the mold; using a centrifugal force to impregnate the first fiber texture with the first suspension by rotating the mold; after impregnating the first texture, positioning a second fiber texture on the inside face of the first fiber texture to obtain a fiber assembly; introducing a second suspension including a second powder of solid particles into the inside volume after putting the second fiber texture into position; and using a centrifugal force to impregnate the second fiber texture with the second suspension by rotating the mold to obtain an impregnated fiber assembly.
Method of fabricating an impregnated fiber assembly
A method of fabricating an impregnated fiber assembly, the method including introducing a first suspension including a first powder of solid particles into an inside volume defined by an inside face of a first fiber texture of hollow shape placed in a mold, an outer face of the first fiber texture being present facing a wall of the mold; using a centrifugal force to impregnate the first fiber texture with the first suspension by rotating the mold; after impregnating the first texture, positioning a second fiber texture on the inside face of the first fiber texture to obtain a fiber assembly; introducing a second suspension including a second powder of solid particles into the inside volume after putting the second fiber texture into position; and using a centrifugal force to impregnate the second fiber texture with the second suspension by rotating the mold to obtain an impregnated fiber assembly.
HOLLOW CYLINDER OF CERAMIC MATERIAL, A METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF AND USE THEREOF
A method for producing a round tube from a ceramic material or a glass-ceramic material or mixtures thereof is described. The method comprises introducing a silicate-ceramic, oxide-ceramic and/or non-oxide-ceramic material-forming agent into a melting vessel, which has along a longitudinal axis a tubular wall which defines a tubular cavity, wherein the melting vessel rotates about its longitudinal axis. A uniform layer of the ceramic and/or glass-ceramic material-forming agents is thereby formed, lying on the inner side of the wall, by means of centrifugal forces generated by rotation and is heated by means of a heat source arranged in the inner cavity of the melting vessel until at least the inner side of the layer of material-forming agents has melted. Such tubes can be used for various industrial purposes.
HOLLOW CYLINDER OF CERAMIC MATERIAL, A METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF AND USE THEREOF
A method for producing a round tube from a ceramic material or a glass-ceramic material or mixtures thereof is described. The method comprises introducing a silicate-ceramic, oxide-ceramic and/or non-oxide-ceramic material-forming agent into a melting vessel, which has along a longitudinal axis a tubular wall which defines a tubular cavity, wherein the melting vessel rotates about its longitudinal axis. A uniform layer of the ceramic and/or glass-ceramic material-forming agents is thereby formed, lying on the inner side of the wall, by means of centrifugal forces generated by rotation and is heated by means of a heat source arranged in the inner cavity of the melting vessel until at least the inner side of the layer of material-forming agents has melted. Such tubes can be used for various industrial purposes.
METHOD OF FABRICATING AN IMPREGNATED FIBER ASSEMBLY
A method of fabricating an impregnated fiber assembly, the method including introducing a first suspension including a first powder of solid particles into an inside volume defined by an inside face of a first fiber texture of hollow shape placed in a mold, an outer face of the first fiber texture being present facing a wall of the mold; using a centrifugal force to impregnate the first fiber texture with the first suspension by rotating the mold; after impregnating the first texture, positioning a second fiber texture on the inside face of the first fiber texture to obtain a fiber assembly; introducing a second suspension including a second powder of solid particles into the inside volume after putting the second fiber texture into position; and using a centrifugal force to impregnate the second fiber texture with the second suspension by rotating the mold to obtain an impregnated fiber assembly.
Drain Pipe and Manufacturing Method Therefor
A drain pipe is manufactured from a cement mixture which comprises cement 20-30 weight percent, sand 30-40 weight percent, broken-stone chip 31-45 weight percent in 4-20 mm size, admixture 0.2-0.3 weight percent, and functional additives. The functional additives shall be added and mixed additionally. The functional additives include PUD (Waterborne Polyurethane Dispersion) 10-15 weight percent, PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol) fiber 4-8 weight percent in 2-3 mm size, MEHEC (methylethylhydroxyethylcelluloe) 2-4 weight percent, calcium carbonate 4-6 weight percent, degenerated silicate 2-4 weight percent, epoxy group emulsion 1-2 weight percent, fluorosilicate magnesium 1-2 weight percent, cyclopentasiloxane 1-2 weight percent, triglycerides 6-10 weight percent, glycidyl neodecanoate 2-4 weight percent, sodium, acrylate copolymer 2-4 weight percent and dichlorodimethylsilane 3-6 weight percent, and water for remaining portion based on cement 100 weight percent.