| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 21 | 混凝土外侧面用定向纤维加强的墙板 | CN93109027.X | 1993-06-16 | CN1051351C | 2000-04-12 | S·贝克曼; A·米勒; S·艾力森 |
| 一高强轻质墙板，由纤维加强混凝土薄侧面板和中间的保温材料，如矿棉或多孔塑料所组成。纤维加强筋由钢纤维和塑料纤维的混合物所组成，在浇注中借助一装置使所述纤维定向，所说装置包括将混凝土和纤维混合，并带有振动装置(4)，以便获得一均匀的混合物的容器(2)，以及用于控制流出量的调节板(3)。具有可变倾斜度的输出加料器(5)和振动装置(6)导引该混合物流向，滑动片(10)控制在振动台上或中间保温层上的厚度和流出。 | ||||||
| 22 | 混凝土外侧面用定向纤维加强的墙板，特别是面板 | CN93109027.X | 1993-06-16 | CN1083763A | 1994-03-16 | S·贝克曼; A·米勒; S·艾力森 |
| 一高强轻质墙板，由纤维加强混凝土薄侧面板和中间的保温材料，如矿棉或多孔塑料所组成。纤维加强筋由钢纤维和塑料纤维的混合物所组成，在浇注中借助一装置使所述纤维定向，所说装置包括将混凝土和纤维混合，并带有振动装置(4)，以便获得一均匀的混合物的容器(2)，以及用于控制流出量的调节板(3)。具有可变倾斜度的输出加料器(5)和振动装置(6)导引该混合物流向，滑动片(10)控制在振动台上或中间保温层上的厚度和流出。 | ||||||
| 23 | HEAT-INSULATION FILM FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE MOLDING, VACUUM THERMAL INSULATOR USING SAME AND PROCESS FOR FABRICATING VACUUM THERMAL INSULATOR | US14423915 | 2013-07-12 | US20150225615A1 | 2015-08-13 | Jung Won Kim |
| Disclosed are a heat-insulation film laminated with formability at a high temperature, a vacuum thermal insulator covered on an outer portion of a core material of the heat-insulation film, and a method of fabricating the vacuum thermal insulator in which the heat-insulation film is covered on the outer portion of the core material through the thermal-fusion process. The heat-insulation film is stably covered on the outer portion of the core material through the thermal-fusion process at the high temperature. | ||||||
| 24 | High performance kraft facing for fiberglass insulation | US09894671 | 2001-06-27 | US06815380B2 | 2004-11-09 | James G. Snyder |
| A process for preparing a fiberglass insulation product, including the steps of: (a) providing a layer of kraft paper, (b) coating the kraft paper layer with from 2 to 10 pounds of HDPE or of polypropylene per 3000 square feet of the paper to form an HDPE-kraft laminate or a polypropylene-kraft laminate, (c) coating the HDPE-kraft or polypropylene-kraft laminate with from 3 to 10 pounds of LDPE per 3000 square feet of the HDPE-kraft laminate or polypropylene-kraft laminate to form an LDPE-HDPE-kraft laminate or an LDPE-polypropylene-kraft laminate, (d) adjusting the temperature of the LDPE-HDPE-kraft laminate or the LDPE-polypropylene-kraft laminate so that the LDPE becomes tacky while the HDPE or polypropylene remains solid, (e) providing a layer of fiberglass wool, and (f) contacting the LDPE layer of the LDPE-HDPE-kraft laminate or of the LDPE-polypropylene-kraft laminate with the fiberglass wool layer with pressure and cooling to bond the LDPE-HDPE-kraft laminate or LDPE-polypropylene-kraft laminate to the fiberglass wool layer to form a fiberglass insulation product. | ||||||
| 25 | Flexible belt pressing laminating apparatus and method | US09806446 | 2001-03-30 | US06592694B1 | 2003-07-15 | Tarmo Willman; Lars-Henrik Heselius; Esko Brunila |
| The invention relates to a method and an apparatus for joining surface layers and a core to form an element between two press platens, at least one of which is flexible and acted on by several power units that can be adjustable individually or in groups. | ||||||
| 26 | High performance kraft facing for fiberglass insulation | US09894671 | 2001-06-27 | US20020182965A1 | 2002-12-05 | James G. Snyder |
| A process for preparing a fiberglass insulation product, including the steps of: (a) providing a layer of kraft paper, (b) coating the kraft paper layer with from 2 to 10 pounds of HDPE or of polypropylene per 3000 square feet of the paper to form an HDPE-kraft laminate or a polypropylene-kraft laminate, (c) coating the HDPE-kraft or polypropylene-kraft laminate with from 3 to 10 pounds of LDPE per 3000 square feet of the HDPE-kraft laminate or polypropylene-kraft laminate to form an LDPE-HDPE-kraft laminate or an LDPE-polypropylene-kraft laminate, (d) adjusting the temperature of the LDPE-HDPE-kraft laminate or the LDPE-polypropylene-kraft laminate so that the LDPE becomes tacky while the HDPE or polypropylene remains solid, (e) providing a layer of fiberglass wool, and (f) contacting the LDPE layer of the LDPE-HDPE-kraft laminate or of the LDPE-polypropylene-kraft laminate with the fiberglass wool layer with pressure and cooling to bond the LDPE-HDPE-kraft laminate or LDPE-polypropylene-kraft laminate to the fiberglass wool layer to form a fiberglass insulation product. | ||||||
| 27 | High performance fire-retardant kraft facing for fiberglass insulation | US10191873 | 2002-07-09 | US20020179265A1 | 2002-12-05 | James G. Snyder |
| A process for preparing a fiberglass insulation product, including the steps of: (a) providing a layer of fire-retardant kraft paper, (b) coating the fire-retardant kraft paper layer with from 2 to 10 pounds of HDPE or of polypropylene per 3000 square feet of the paper to form an HDPE-fire-retardant kraft laminate or a polypropylene-fire-retardant kraft laminate, (c) coating the HDPE-fire-retardant kraft or polypropylene-fire-retardant kraft laminate with from 3 to 10 pounds of LDPE per 3000 square feet of the HDPE-fire-retardant kraft laminate or polypropylene-fire-retardant kraft laminate to form an LDPE-HDPE-fire-retardant kraft laminate or an LDPE-polypropylene-fire-retardant kraft laminate, (d) adjusting the temperature of the LDPE-HDPE-fire-retardant kraft laminate or the LDPE-polypropylene-fire-retardant kraft laminate so that the LDPE becomes tacky while the HDPE or polypropylene remains solid, (e) providing a layer of fiberglass wool, and (f) contacting the LDPE layer of the LDPE-HDPE-fire-retardant kraft laminate or of the LDPE-polypropylene-fire-retardant kraft laminate with the fiberglass wool layer with pressure and cooling to bond the LDPE-HDPE-fire-retardant kraft laminate or LDPE-polypropylene-fire-retardant kraft laminate to the fiberglass wool layer to form a fiberglass insulation product. | ||||||
| 28 | Dual layer acoustical ceiling tile having an improved sound absorption value | US09748989 | 2000-12-27 | US06443256B1 | 2002-09-03 | Mirza A. Baig |
| An acoustical ceiling tile having an improved sound absorption value and having a dual layer of acoustical materials. The base mat layer has either no mineral wool or a low mineral wool content. The surface layer has a high mineral wool content which provides improved sound absorption values with or without perforating or fissuring the tile. The dual layer acoustical ceiling tile has a noise reduction coefficient (NRC) value of at least about 0.50. | ||||||
| 29 | Fire-resistant, composite panel and method of making same | US43507174 | 1974-01-21 | US3908062A | 1975-09-23 | ROBERTS JAMES R |
| A fire-resistant, composite panel comprising a core of rigid mineral fiber board having on one or both of its surfaces a layer of gypsum material bonded thereto, and in some embodiments, a layer of paper bonded to one or both of the layers of gypsum material opposite the core. A method of making a fire-resistant, composite panel including applying a thin layer of a settable gypsum slurry to one or both surfaces of a rigid mineral fiber board, and alternatively, applying layers of paper to one or both of the thin layers of gypsum material opposite the surface of the rigid mineral fiber board, and in either case, applying heat to the layer or layers of gypsum material to cure it.
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| 30 | A METHOD OF PRODUCING A MINERAL WOOL PRODUCT COMPRISING A MULTIPLE OF LAMELLAE AND A PRODUCT OF SUCH KIND | US16301232 | 2017-05-11 | US20190210323A1 | 2019-07-11 | Thomas Hjelmgaard; Oskar Meres; Bent Jacobsen |
| A method and a mineral wool product include a multiple of lamellae, such as a sandwich panel core. The product includes a plurality of lamellae cut from a mineral wool web, and bonded together by applying an adhesive on the surfaces of two adjacent lamellae to form a web-like product, wherein the adhesive comprises at least one hydrocolloid. | ||||||
| 31 | Insulated HVAC Transition Box and Assembly for Insulating | US14159069 | 2014-01-20 | US20150204622A1 | 2015-07-23 | William R. Gray |
| An insulated HVAC duct component such as a transition box includes a first insulation layer and a second, different insulation layer. The transition box includes at least four sidewalls and one of a top and a back wall, the transition box further including a first access port and a second access port, the first access port having a different cross section than the second access port, one of the access ports being spaced from a nearest sidewall by less than 2 inches. The first insulation layer is located along an inside surface of the box. The second different insulation layer overlies the first insulation layer, the second different insulation layer having an air impervious surface, wherein the combined thickness of the first insulation layer and the second different insulation layer is less than 2 inches. | ||||||
| 32 | Porous nonwoven scrims in acoustical panels | US12966051 | 2010-12-13 | US08100226B2 | 2012-01-24 | Bangji Cao; Gregory Palm; Weixin D. Song |
| An acoustical building panel and method of manufacturing it are disclosed. Embodiments of the panel include a porous nonwoven scrim, a coating deposited on the scrim, a base mat, and an adhesive deposited on either the base mat or the scrim in a discrete form such as in droplets. Embodiments of the method of manufacture include steps of perforating the base mat, applying the adhesive to the base mat in the discrete form, laminating the scrim onto the base mat, and applying the coating to the scrim surface. | ||||||
| 33 | Mineral wool panel comprising a web which covers both faces thereof | US10544343 | 2004-02-04 | US20070154695A1 | 2007-07-05 | Hoyuelos Soriano |
| The invention relates to a mineral wool panel of increased structural strength, of the type of those used for the manufacture of air ducts, particularly airconditioning ducts, which are composed of a central core made of mineral wool, especially glass wool, coated on both faces with coatings, said core incorporating a web on the face located on the inside of the duct obtained, the panel of the invention being characterized in that it comprises a core (1) the surface faces of which, both the inner face and the outer face, each incorporate a respective web (2) extending over the totality of said faces, the two webs (2) being bonded to the surfaces of the core (1) by means of binders that can cure through the action of heat. | ||||||
| 34 | Composite structure with foamed cementitious layer | US09663288 | 2000-09-15 | US06613424B1 | 2003-09-02 | Dean L. Putt; Peter A. Christie; Andrea M. Moser; Marsha Stalker Bischel; Anthony L. Wiker |
| The present invention provides for an acoustically absorbent porous panel that is both rigid and resistant to sagging caused by moisture. The acoustically absorbent porous panel is comprised of at least two layers. The first layer is a facing layer formed from a cured aqueous foamed cementitious material. The foamed cementitious material comprises on a wet basis about 53% to about 68% by weight cement, about 17% to about 48% by weight water, about 0.05% to about 5% by weight fiber, and about 0.01% to about 10% by weight surfactant. Additionally, pores distributed within the cured material comprising about 75% to about 95% by volume of the material. The second layer is a backing layer that is affixed to the facing layer. | ||||||
| 35 | Dual layer acoustical ceiling tile having an improved sound absorption value | US09748989 | 2000-12-27 | US20020139611A1 | 2002-10-03 | Mirza A. Baig |
| An acoustical ceiling tile having an improved sound absorption value and having a dual layer of acoustical materials. The base mat layer has either no mineral wool or a low mineral wool content. The surface layer has a high mineral wool content which provides improved sound absorption values with or without perforating or fissuring the tile. The dual layer acoustical ceiling tile has a noise reduction coefficient (NRC) value of at least about 0.50. | ||||||
| 36 | Process and machine for manufacturing insulation modules | US44735974 | 1974-03-01 | US3928097A | 1975-12-23 | SAUDER ROBERT A; KENDRICK GARY R |
| Insulated modules for use as furnace liners or the like may be manufactured by accumulating a plurality of generally rectangular battens of similar size and, after arranging them edgewise in side-by-side relationship to define a generally rectangular pad of insulation material, bringing the rectangular pad of insulation material and a rigid or flexible substrate into assembly in the presence of an adhesive material such as an air dryed grout and allowing the grout to cure. Edge battens of fibrous insulation material may also be secured by adhesive to the exposed edges of the pad/block substrate assembly and may cooperate therewith to define the insulation module. A wrapper of protective material may be disposed at least partially about the insulation module. A machine for manufacturing the insulation modules may provide for an accumulation of stacked elongated layers of insulation material that may be transported linearly to severing apparatus that severs the stacked layers of insulation material longitudinally and also sever the stacked layers transversely at equal increments, thereby defining a plurality of insulation pads composed of arranged battens of insulation material, which pads are transported to a module assembly station subsequent to the severing operation.
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| 37 | Carpet-faced wallboard | US52800374 | 1974-11-29 | US3920872A | 1975-11-18 | OLLINGER JAMES C |
| A carpet material is applied to a fiberboard which has been provided with acoustical openings. The carpet is adhesively bonded to the fiberboard in such a manner as to prevent the obstruction of the entrances of the acoustical openings in the fiberboard. The carpet-covered fiberboard is utilized as a wallboard.
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| 38 | Prefabricated structural unit body and structures thereof | US40909073 | 1973-10-24 | US3872640A | 1975-03-25 | MEGUMI NAOMITSU |
| This invention relates generally to building construction and more particularly to a prefabricated structural unit body offering protection against fire, which is heat and soundinsulating, which has elastic properties and which is durable, and to a structural body built up by connecting such structural unit bodies. The structural unit body comprises a first frame body and a second smaller frame body forming a stepped frame body and joined to an assembly unit which includes a felt-like material a dampproof material, and a net-like material. The prefabricated unit body is used for building walls, partition walls, floors, ceilings, and the like.
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| 39 | Laminar disc of mineral wool | US35353573 | 1973-04-23 | US3867241A | 1975-02-18 | HAGLUND ULF KARL HENRIK |
| A mineral wool article formed of a plurality of layers of mineral wool discs bonded into a laminated product, said layers having bent edges relative to the interior part of the layers.
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| 40 | 高温成型用断熱フィルム、これを用いた真空断熱材及び真空断熱材の製造方法 | JP2015531842 | 2013-07-12 | JP2015531323A | 2015-11-02 | ウォン キム，ジュン |
| 本発明では、高温で成型可能に積層されている断熱フィルム、該断熱フィルムが芯材の外側に被覆される真空断熱材、及び熱−融着工程を通じて芯材の外側に断熱フィルムを被覆する真空断熱材の製造方法を提案する。本発明の断熱フィルムを高温で熱−融着工程を通じて芯材の外側に安定的に被覆できる。 | ||||||
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