Machine for forming lignocellulosic fiber mats
CA 1051163 A · Owner: Rando Machine Corporation · Inventors: Wood, Denis E.
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Resin treated lignocellulosic fibers are conveyed by a stream of air downwardly in a separator containing one or more doffing rolls, which rotate adjacent a perforated so roll assembly that is connected to a vacuum which draws dust and foreign particles out of the fibers as they fall through the separator to a hopper located in the rear of the feeder housing. From here the fibers are fed by endless belts to the top of the expansion chamber formed in the rear of a housing containing one above the other a pair of endless screen condensers. The fibers cascade downwardly in the expansion chamber to a generally wedge-shaped air bridge formed at the inlet end of the space between the confronting …
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- Granted March 27, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 27, 1996.
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