Usama Younes - McMurray PA, US James Kotar - McMurray PA, US James Lambach - McMurray PA, US John Perry - Scenery Hill PA, US
International Classification:
B32B 27/40
US Classification:
428423100
Abstract:
Weather resistant composite articles which have a smooth, bubble-free surface and are sufficiently puncture resistant to pass the DynaTup Instrument Impact Test are produced by an open pour process. These composites include a polyurethane, unreinforced barrier coat and a fiber-reinforced polyurethane layer. These composite articles are particularly useful for the production of doors and panels.
Composite Articles And A Process For Their Production
Usama Younes - McMurray PA, US David Rocco - Bridgeville PA, US Richard Macy - Wexford PA, US James Kotar - McMurray PA, US James Lambach - McMurray PA, US John Perry - Scenery Hill PA, US
International Classification:
B32B 27/12
US Classification:
428301400
Abstract:
Weather resistant composite articles which have a smooth, bubble-free surface and are sufficiently puncture resistant to pass the DynaTup Instrument Impact Test and have sufficient structural integrity and strength characteristics are produced by an open pour process. These composites include a polyurethane, unreinforced barrier coat and a fiber-reinforced polyurethane layer. These composite articles are particularly useful for the production of doors and panels and as structural components for spas, hot tubs, above ground pools and the like.
Foam Wall Structures With High Shear Strength And Methods For The Manufacture Thereof
- Pittsburgh PA, US James L. Lambach - McMurray PA, US
International Classification:
E04C 2/38 E04B 2/70
Abstract:
Wall structures and methods of manufacturing wall structures are described. The wall structures include a frame, a foam panel attached to the frame, a brace disposed in a cavity defined by the frame, and a foam layer. The wall structures can impart a high wall racking strength and good thermal performance through the combination of the foam layer, brace, and the foam panels.
Modified Foam Wall Structures With High Racking Strength And Methods For Their Manufacture
Modified and connected foam wall structures and methods for making them are described. The wall structures include a frame, a foam panel attached to the frame, a foam layer disposed in a cavity defined by the frame, and a structural adhesive. The structural adhesive may be disposed in at least one of: (A) an aperture located within the foam layer, and (B) an aperture located between the foam layer and a frame member. In some cases, a cured structural adhesive is located between connecting members of adjacent foam wall structures.
Methods For Manufacturing Pre-Fabricated Insulated Foam Wall Structures With High Racking Strength And Related Pre-Fabricated Wall Structures
Methods of manufacturing wall structures having high racking strength are described in this specification. The methods include spray applying a foam-forming composition into a cavity of a wall structure, wherein the wall structure is disposed in a climate-controlled spray application station and allowing the foam-forming material to expand within at least a portion of the cavity to form a foam layer deposited in the cavity. In the methods, the foam layer is formed in-situ during the manufacturing method, and the density of the foam layer is selected and the relative humidity and dew point of the air in the climate-controlled spray application station throughout the spray applying is selected so that the wall structure has a racking strength of at least 500 pounds per linear foot.
Polyether Polyol Compositions And Polyurethane Foams Formed Therefrom
- Pittsburgh PA, US Eloy C. Martinez - Pearland TX, US James L. Lambach - McMurray PA, US Richard Raul Romero - Spring TX, US Usama E. Younes - McMurray PA, US Ray Joseph Anderson - Spring TX, US
International Classification:
C08G 18/48 C08G 65/26 C08G 18/76
Abstract:
Disclosed are compositions that comprise water and a polyether polyol derived from sucrose and an alkylene oxide, as well as polyurethane foam systems comprising such compositions, methods for their production, and the resulting polyurethane foams.
Methods For Manufacturing Pre-Fabricated Insulated Foam Wall Structures With High Racking Strength And Related Pre-Fabricated Wall Structures
- Pittsburgh PA, US James L. Lambach - McMurray PA, US David M. Baily - Upper Saint Clair PA, US
International Classification:
E04C 2/292 E04B 1/14
Abstract:
Methods of manufacturing wall structures having high racking strength are described in this specification. The methods include spray applying a foam-forming composition into a cavity of a wall structure, wherein the wall structure is disposed in a climate-controlled spray application station and allowing the foam-forming material to expand within at least a portion of the cavity to form a foam layer deposited in the cavity. In the methods, the foam layer is formed in-situ during the manufacturing method, and the density of the foam layer is selected and the relative humidity and dew point of the air in the climate-controlled spray application station throughout the spray applying is selected so that the wall structure has a racking strength of at least 500 pounds per linear foot.
Polyether Polyol Compositions And Polyurethane Foams Formed Therefrom
- Pittsburgh PA, US Eloy C. Martinez - Pearland TX, US James L. Lambach - McMurray PA, US Richard Raul Romero - Spring TX, US Usama E. Younes - McMurray PA, US Ray Joseph Anderson - Spring TX, US
International Classification:
C08G 18/48 C08G 18/08 C08J 9/00 C08G 18/76
Abstract:
Disclosed are compositions that comprise water and a polyether polyol derived from sucrose and an alkylene oxide, as well as polyurethane foam systems comprising such compositions, methods for their production, and the resulting polyurethane foams.
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