High performance insulation packaging and disbursement system
AssigneeDavid Charles Loda
InventorDavid Charles Loda
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Abstract
A method for packaging and installing high performance insulation of a loose, granular, moisture-resistant nature, suitable for providing insulation in walls, ceilings, or other cavities in traditional buildings, cabinets or other structures requiring thermal or sound insulation, in a practical, easy to manage, modular fashion. The method provides for the packaging of insulation material to be contained in an air-tight but moisture permeable material that traps the particulates but not moisture vapor. The insulation material may also be blended with other materials to adjust the product's resistance to thermal or sound conductivity, cost, and in order to prevent leakage in the event of puncture.
Claims11
A method for forming a packet of insulation material, the method comprising:
- injecting an insulation solid material into an interior volume of a tube having a closed first end and an opened second end with an injection apparatus inserted into the second end of the tube;
- and
- segmenting the tube thereby forming the packet of insulation material,
- wherein the tube is segmented with a cutter assembly comprising at least one cutting unit which comprises:
- a blade to divide the tube into a plurality of segments;
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- a heated plate to seal cut edges of each segment thereby forming the packet of insulation material,
- and wherein the blade bisects the heated plate and is perpendicular to the heated plate.
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