Acoustical treatment of polymeric fibers and small particles and apparatus therefor

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 8370996
APP PUB NO 20110016671A1
SERIAL NO

12797362

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Systems and methods for treating small elongated fibrous and particles of certain materials, e.g., PTFE materials in a suspension are presented. In some instances, high-intensity ultrasound (or acoustical energy) is applied to a sample of the material, through a fluid coupling medium or suspension, to achieve a material transformation in the sample. In various embodiments, fibrillation of particles of PTFE or similar materials is accomplished, or the formation of extended structures of these materials is caused or enhanced. Also, the ability to separate long fiber samples by ultrasonic or acoustic cavitation action is provided.

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BURST ENERGIES INC160 GREENTREE DRIVE SUITE 101 DOVER DE 19904

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  • 2010 Application Filing Year
  • D01G Class
  • 16 Applications Filed
  • 11 Patents Issued To-Date
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Crum, Lawrence A Bellevue, US 29 3895
Gaitan, Dario Felipe Nevada City, US 18 79
Hiller, Robert Grass Valley, US 4 14

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