Structural panel of gypsum with textile casing and method for producing same
AssigneeFirma Carl Freudenberg
InventorsManfred Krull, Udo Lobert, Dieter Stamm, Klaus Veeser
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Abstract
Structural panel of gypsum and an envelope, partly impressed therein, of a bonded mineral and/or fiberglass fabric which has on the inside facing the gypsum larger pores than on the outside, the fabric containing at least two kinds of fibers which are cemented together by a bonding agent, where the fibers with the larger diameter are arranged on the inside and the bonding agent contains 30 to 85 percent by weight aluminum, iron and/or silicon hydroxide.
Claims8
A structural panel comprising gypsum within an enclosure of a mineral and/or fiberglass fabric impressed therein, said fabric having larger pores on the inside facing said gypsum and containing at least two kinds of fibers, with fibers on the inside of the fabric facing the gypsum being of relatively larger diameter than the other fibers in the fabric, and said fibers of said fabric being cemented together by a bonding agent containing from about 30 to about 85 percent by weight, referred to the weight of the bonding agent, of a hydroxide of aluminum, iron and/or silicon.
A method for manufacturing a structural panel, comprising:
- (a) providing a bonded fabric comprised of at least two kinds of mineral and/or fiberglass fibers bonded with a bonding agent containing from about 30 to 85% by weight, referred to said bonding agent, of a hydroxide of aluminum, iron and/or silicon, said fabric having larger pores on a surface thereof and being provided with lateral upright edges in the longitudinal direction;
- (b) applying a gypsum paste to the side of the fabric having said larger pores;
- (c) applying to said gypsum a bonded fabric as in step (a), with the surface of said fabric having larger pores facing said gypsum, to form an enclosure of bonded fabric around said gypsum;
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- (d) heating the surfaces of the so-obtained structural panel for a short time at a temperature of from about 100.degree. C. to about 180.degree. C.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.