Method and device for applying an insulation to buildings
OwnerGeorg Wasserfaller, Sr.inventor
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A jointless surface covering can be applied to building parts by a method and a device (2). A flow of a surface covering material (37, 92) and of an adhesive (94, 95) is sprayed onto an underlying plane which is situated on the building part. The surface covering material forms an insulation for the building part. Granules (92) are used for the surface covering material. The granules are misted with adhesive (94) and, carried by air, they reach an area to be covered, wherein the granules immediately adhere as a result of the adhesive, which undergoes a chain reaction. By virtue of the device (2), granules are supplied from a granules reservoir (8) and adhesive is supplied from an adhesive reservoir (46) and brought together in an air space via a nozzle assembly (60) in order to form the surface covering. A combing device (16) serves for separating granular particles (92), which pass into a flow channel (28) via a chute (24). In the flow channel, the granular particles are taken up by an air flow (36) from a fan (30) and fed to the air space.
A method for applying a jointless surface covering to building parts, such as on walls or ceilings, by means of spraying from a distance of a flow of a surface covering material and an adhesive, so that surface covering material impinging on the building part bonds to and hardens on an underlying plane, created by the building part or by a coating, particularly one that was previously applied, e.g. of a insulation material,
A device for applying a jointless surface covering to building parts,
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