| 摘要 |
<p>1279970 Film fibrillation SHELL INTERNATIONALE RESEARCH MAATSCHAPPIJ NV 13 Oct 1969 [15 Oct 1968] 48868/68 Heading B5B Fibrous products are obtained by passing a longitudinally oriented thermoplastics film, e.g. of polyethylene or polypropylene, under tension and in an arcuate path over the periphery of a roll whose surface is covered with a plurality of rows of pins 199, the rows being parallel to the roll axis and the tips of the pins being rearwardly inclined, the roll having a peripheral speed faster than and in the same direction as the film travels, whereby the film is subjected "simultaneously" to the action of a sufficient plurality of rows of pins to become stretch breakable, and thereafter effecting stretchbreaking, e.g. by means of nip rolls. By "simultaneously" is meant the condition in which any portion of film is impacted by the pins of a plurality of rows while the said portion lies in the arcuate path referred to above. Nip-rollers may be used to control tension; a lay-on roll movable about the axis of the pinned roll may control the magnitude of the arc of contact of the film with the pinned roll; adjustable bars may control the removal -of the film from the roll. Fibrillators.-In Fig. 4 pins 199 are carried on bars 104 rotatable about their axes and held by screws in end-plate 96. Each bar carries a cranked arm 110, the cranked end of which engages slot 108 in a plate (106, Fig. 5, not shown). This plate is rotatable about the rod axes by means of screwed rod 116 rotatably fixed at 118 and screwed diametrically through spigot 112 on the plate. Rotation of the plate causes simultaneous adjustment of the inclination of all the pin-rods 104.</p> |
