Methods of Manufacturing Synthetic Bales
AssigneeGeohay, LLC
InventorsDan Hargett, A.V. Moody, JR.
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Abstract
A method of manufacturing a synthetic bale, including the steps of heating a mixture of a first plurality of fibers with a second plurality of fibers to cause the first plurality of fibers and the second plurality of fibers to thermally bond with one another to create bonded fibers, directing the bonded fibers into a forming chamber, and outputting the bonded fibers into a sheath configured for use as a synthetic ground-based bale.
Claims20
A method of manufacturing a synthetic bale, the method comprising:
- heating a mixture of a first plurality of fibers with a second plurality of fibers, wherein the outer portion of the second plurality of fibers melt sufficiently to bond the outer portion with the first plurality of fibers to thereby create a plurality of bonded fibers;
- directing the bonded fibers into a chamber;
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- outputting the bonded fibers into a sheath.
A synthetic bale produced by heating a mixture of a first plurality of fibers with a second plurality of fibers, wherein the outer portion of the second plurality of fibers melt sufficiently to bond the outer portion with the first plurality of fibers to thereby create a plurality of bonded fibers;
- directing the bonded fibers into a chamber;
- and outputting the bonded fibers into a sheath configured for use as a ground-based bale.
A system for manufacturing a synthetic bale within a sheath from a mixture of a first plurality of fibers and a second plurality of fibers, the system comprising:
- a heater configured for heating the mixture of the first plurality of fibers with the second plurality of fibers, wherein the outer portion of the second plurality of fibers melt sufficiently to bond the outer portion with the first plurality of fibers to thereby create a plurality of bonded fibers;
- a chamber;
- a blower configured for directing the bonded fibers into the chamber;
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- means for outputting the bonded fibers into the sheath to form a ground-based bale.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.