Rotary fiberizer having two cooling jackets and an air ring
AssigneeJohns Manville International, Inc.
InventorsStephen Edward Gross, Michael Dean Peterson
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AssigneeJohns Manville International, Inc.
InventorsStephen Edward Gross, Michael Dean Peterson
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In an apparatus and method of forming fibers from a fiberizable material, a molten fiberizable material is introduced into a rotating fiberizing rotor and passed through a plurality of holes in an annular peripheral sidewall of the fiberizing rotor to form primary fibers from the fiberizable material. The primary fibers are introduced into hot combustion gases and pressurized air in a fiberization zone adjacent an outer surface of the annular peripheral sidewall of the rotary fiberizing rotor to attenuate and form the primary fibers into fibers of the desired diameter and length. The hot combustion gases are discharged from an annular air cooled burner and the pressurized air, which is discharged form an annular air ring, is the same pressurizes air used to cool the annular air cooled burner.
In a rotary fiberizer comprising a rotating fiberizing rotor for forming fibers from a molten fiberizable material;
In a rotary fiberizer comprising a rotating fiberizing rotor for forming fibers from a molten fiberizable material;
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