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US 4,704,230 AGranted
Lignosulfonate/urea binder for particulate composites
AssigneeGeorgia-Pacific Corporation
InventorKenneth A. E. Blackmore
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Abstract
A coherent particulate composite is formed by blending particulate material with a binder containing lignosulfonate and urea.
Claims11
A process for forming a coherent particulate composite comprising:
- (a) blending particulate material with between about 2-20% by weight urea solids and with between about 2-20% by weight lignosulfonate solids, said urea and lignosulfonate being provided in approximately equal parts by weight and constituting a binder for said particular material, said particulate material being stable at the temperature maintained during (b);
- (b) maintaining the particulate material at a temperature above about 132.degree. C. so as to maintain said urea and lignosulfonate in liquid form during said blending to form a uniform mixture;
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- (c) forming said mixture into a composite of desired shape, size and density.
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