Method for manufacturing panels or profiled workpieces for annual plants
CA 2236564 A1 · Owner: Firma Theodor Hymmen · Inventors: Pankoke, Werner
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Raw material for the manufacture of panels or profiled workpieces from annual plants is to be stored less expensively while maintaining the quality of the plant parts resulting during harvest and the further processing conducted with simplified equipment. The plant parts (e.g. from flax straw, hemp, twigs, reed, sugar cane, cotton stalks) are pressed into bales after harvest. The bales are completely wrapped with a liquid-proof vapour-permeable foil. The wrapped bales are stored until processing. The plant parts can be processed further without additional drying. In order to leave the unuseable plant parts as well as dust foreign bodies, etc. on the field, the plant parts can be cut open …
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- Filed May 1, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended May 1, 2018.
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