Method and configuration for connecting roving assemblies
AssigneeOwens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC
InventorsAlejandro Flores Lopez, Angel Lezama Gonzalez, Zaira Elba Hernandez Diaz, Tania Martinez Diaz
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AssigneeOwens Corning Intellectual Capital, LLC
InventorsAlejandro Flores Lopez, Angel Lezama Gonzalez, Zaira Elba Hernandez Diaz, Tania Martinez Diaz
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A pair of connected roving assemblies having a first roving assembly (302) with a first main strand (306) of continuous first glass fibers, the first main A strand (306) extending from a first leading end portion (310) to a first trailing end portion (312) opposite the first leading end portion (310), a second roving assembly (304) having a second main strand (308) of continuous second glass fibers, the second main strand (308) extending from a second leading end portion (314) to a second trailing end portion (316) opposite the first leading end portion (314), and a first connection (326) connecting the first trailing end portion (312) to the second leading end portion (314). The first connection (326) includes a first minor strand (A) of the first main strand (306) forming a first spiral wrap around the second leading end portion (314) of the second roving assembly (304) and a second minor strand (B1) of the first main strand (306) forming a second spiral wrap around the second leading end portion (314) of the second roving assembly (304).
A pair of connected roving assemblies, comprising:
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A method of connecting a first roving assembly to a second roving assembly, wherein the first roving assembly comprising a first main strand of continuous first glass fibers, the first main strand having a first leading end portion and a first trailing end portion opposite the first leading end portion and the second roving assembly comprising a second main strand of continuous second glass fibers, the second main strand having a second leading end portion and a second trailing end portion opposite the first leading end portion, the-wherein the method is characterized by:
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