Insulating elements for walls and ceilings
AssigneeBayer Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsPeter Herweg, Werner Barthel
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for the production of insulating elements for the walls and ceilings, made from facing layers fitted to a frame. Between the facing layers, a perforated foam-permeable, optionally reinforced, intermediate layer is inserted. One of the two chambers thus formed is subsequently filled with foam. The other chamber is filled with a foam permeated granular material.
Claims6
A method for the production of insulating elements for walls and ceilings, comprising fixing facing layers to a frame, inserting parallel thereto a perforated foam permeable intermediate layer between the facing layers and substantially filling out the two chambers formed thereby with foam in a manner accomplished by filling the first of the two chambers formed by the perforated foam permeable intermediate layer with a granular material and introducing into the second chamber a foamable reaction mixture which expands in the second chamber, penetrates the perforated foam permeable intermediate layer and fills the spaces remaining between the granular material in the first chamber.
The insulating elements for walls and ceilings comprising of:
- two facing layers which are fixed to a frame, and parallel thereto a perforated foam permeable intermediate layer, the two chambers formed thereby are foam filled and characterized in that one chamber formed by the perforated foam permeable intermediate layer contains a granular material and foam which fills the spaces remaining between the granular material and the other chamber contain no granular material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.