Method for filling and packing insulating powder in the walls of a cabinet body
AssigneeAktiebolaget Electrolux
InventorsFredrik Dellby, Thomas Ohlsson
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AssigneeAktiebolaget Electrolux
InventorsFredrik Dellby, Thomas Ohlsson
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A boxlike body (10) with a rear wall (12) and four side walls (14) is brought into a fixture (34) with the free edges (22) of the side walls pointing downwards. The walls of the body are filled with insulating powder by blowing the powder into the rear wall (12) by gaseous medium of a first pressure. The powder is then packed by gaseous medium of a second pressure, which is higher than the first pressure, being let into the rear wall. During the filling and packing the media is let out via a filter element (24) arranged at the free edges (22) of the side walls. After the filling and packing the media is evacuated from the walls through the filter element (24). The body can then be used as a so-called vacuum insulation in a refrigerator or freezer.
Method for filling and packing insulating powder in hollow walls of a boxlike body (10) and then evacuating gaseous medium from the walls, so that the powder forms a vacuum insulation in the walls (14), the body (10) having a rear wall (12) and four side walls (14), said method comprising the steps of supporting the inner and outer sides of the walls in a fixture (34) with free edges (22) of the side walls pointing downwards, filling the walls by blowing the powder (46) into the rear wall (12) by gaseous medium of a first pressure, packing the powder by gaseous medium of a second pressure, which is higher than the first pressure, let into the rear wall, the media during the steps of filling and packing being let out of the walls via a filter element (24) arranged at the free edges (22), and evacuating the walls through the filter element (24) after the steps of filling and packing.
Method according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the media is let out of the walls to a vacuum pump (28) during the steps of filling and packing.
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