Mineral wool : production and properties /
Mineral wool has a unique range of properties combining high thermal resistance with long-term stability. It is made from molten glass, stone or slag that is spun into a fibre-like structure which creates a combination of properties that no other insulation material can match. It has the ability to...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Cambridge, England :
Woodhead Publishing Limited,
2008.
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Colección: | Woodhead Publishing in materials.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Cover; Mineral Wool: Production and properties; Copyright; Contents; Preface; 1INTRODUCTION; Supplying raw materials and energy sources; Melting; Fiberisation
- Centrifuge; Primary layer formation
- collection chamber; Conveyor belt and primary balance; Pendulum; Squeezer; Curing chamber; 2MELTING THE RAW MATERIALS; 2.1 Cupola furnace operation; 2.2 Influence of underdraft on cupola furnace operation; 2.3 Measuring temperature and concentrations in the cupola furnace; 3MULTIPLE REGRESSION; 3.1 Hypothesis testing in multiple linear regression; 4 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MINERAL WOOL MELTS.
- 4.1 Density4.2 Viscosity; 4.3 Surface tension; 4.4 Computing algorithm for calculation of density, viscosity and surface tension of mineral wool melts; 5 DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS; 5.1 Foundations of dimensional analysis; 6 FIBERISATION PROCESS; 6.1 Dimensional analysis of the fiberisation process on a double-wheel spinning machine; 6.2 Simulation of chemical composition's influence on fibre thickness; 6.3 Regression model of mineral wool fibres on a four-rheel spinning machine; 6.4 Cooling of glass fibres; 7VISUALISATION METHOD IN REAL PRODUCTION PROCESSES; 7.1 Monitoring the production process.
- 7.2 Reconstruction of the jet and its trajectory8APPLYING THE VISUALISATION METHOD TO MEASURING THE THICKNESS OF MINERAL WOOL FIBRES; 8.1 Experimental results of fibre diameter on a double-wheel spinning machine; 9 INFLUENCE OF MELT FILM TEMPERATURE ON THE FIBRE DIAMETER DISTRIBUTION IN MINERAL WOOL PRODUCED BY A DOUBLE-WHEEL SPINNING MACHINE; 9.1 Thermovision of the spinning wheel melt film; 10FORMATION OF THE PRIMARY LAYER; 10.1 Influence of blow away velocity field on the primary layer fibre structure in the mineral wool production process.
- 10.2 Visualisation method for measuring the primary layer11NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF FLOW PROPERTIES IN THE COLLECTION CHAMBER; 11.1 Numerical analysis; 11.2 Numerical results of flow properties in the operating collection chamber; 11.3 Numerical simulation of modified geometry of the collection chamber; 11.4 Local distribution and spectral analysis of the primary layer structure; 12QUALITY OF THE PRIMARY LAYER AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE FINAL PRODUCT; 12.1 Experiments; 12.2 Regression model of specific density of the final product; 13 CURING CHAMBER.
- 13.1 Measurements of mineral wool layer temperature characteristics along the curing chamber13.2 Measurements of aerodynamic resistive characteristics of mineral wool layer; 13.3 Diagnostics of local homogeneities in the mineral wool layer; References; Index.