Abstract:
A pneumatic vibrator for foundry molding machines and the like has a plunger reciprocable in a bore between striking and exhaust positions. The plunger has exhaust passage means therethrough for exhausting air from an inlet port to an exhaust port in its exhaust position. A striker insert of low sound transmitting material is positioned adjacent the inlet port. Inlet passage means passes air from the inlet port to the vibrator bore through the insert for cooling the same. Noise muffler means covers the exhaust port for reducing noise and preventing entry of foreign material into the vibrator bore.
Abstract:
This invention is directed to low molecular weight, solid addition products having a softening point above 100*F and the method of preparing same and more particularly to the use of said addition products as crosslinking agents in various polymeric powder coatings, e.g polyesters. The solid, low molecular weight products are derived from the addition reaction of at least one monohydroxy, single-ring aromatic carbon compound and hexakis (alkoxymethyl) amino-triazine.
Abstract:
A method for controlling plant growth and new compounds used in such method. The method includes the step of applying the new compounds to the locus to be protected. The components are 3substituted-lumazines, where the 3-substitutent is a member of the group consisting of alkyl groups having from two to eight carbon atoms and cycloalkyl groups having from 3 to 12 carbon atoms.
Abstract:
A horizontal stack molding machine having a reciprocating pouring conveyor and an aligned non-powered cooling conveyor, a fixed pattern, a traversing pivot carriage including a projecting open ended flask with a movable pattern therein, a jolt and squeeze ram mechanism in the carriage supporting the movable pattern; a sand blow reservoir for blowing sand into the flask through sealed ports when the flask is clamped against the fixed pattern, the jolt and squeeze mechanism moving the movable pattern toward the fixed pattern to form a chamber of predetermined depth prior to blow and then, following blow, moving further to form a sand cake of predetermined hardness; the flask and movable pattern are then retracted as a unit to draw the cake from the fixed pattern, the carriage then traversing to align the cake with the conveyors, the flask and movable pattern then extending as a unit to index the pouring conveyor and the entire stack a predetermined distance; the pouring conveyor and flask are then retracted together with the pouring conveyor sliding beneath the stacked molds, the movable pattern however maintaining its position to remove the cake from the flask onto the pouring conveyor and when the cake is out of the flask, the movable pattern retracts to draw such pattern from the cake, the flask then retracting and the carriage traversing toward the fixed pattern to form another cake.
Abstract:
AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION OF 3-SUBSTITUTED- AND 1,3-DISUBSTITUTED - 2,4(IH,3H)-QUINAZOLINEDIONES AND THE 2,4 THIO AND DITHIO ANALOGOUS 1 THEREOF WHICH INVOLVES THE STEPS OF MIXING (IN THE ABSENCE OF AN HCI ABSORBER) PHOSGENE OR THIOPHOSGENE WITH CERTAIN O-AMINO-N-SUBSTITUTED BENZAMIDES, O-AMINO-N-SUBSTITUTED THIOBENZAMIDES, O-SUBSTITUTED AMINO-N-SUBSTITUTED BENZAMIDES OR O-SUBSTITUTED AMINO-N-SUBSTITUTED THIOBENZAMIDES, AND HEATING THE RESULTING REACTION MIXTURE TO A TEMPERATURE SUFFICIENTLY HIGH TO CAUSE EVOLUTION OF HCI, BUT SUFFICIENTLY LOW THAT DECOMPOSITION DOES NOT OCCUR.
Abstract:
METHOD FOR PRODUCING ISATOIC ANHYDRIDE AND 3-AZAISATOIC ANHYDRIDE WHICH INVOLVES REACTING, IN AN AQUEOUS MEDIUM, AN ALKALI OR ALKALINE EARTH METAL BASE AND CERTAIN N-HALOPHTHALIMIDES OR N-HALOQUINOLINIMIDES AT TEMPERATURES RANGING FROM ABOUT 25*1 DOWN TO THE FREEZING POINT OF THE REACTION MIXTURE FOR A TIME SUFFICIENT TO ENABLE ACIDIFICATION OF THE REACTION MIXTURE TO A PH IN THE RANGE OF ABOUT 5.5 TO 7.0 WTHIN THE AFOREDESCRIBED TEMPERATURE RANGE WITHOUT CASING SOURING. AFTER ACIDIFICATION, THE REACTION MIXTURES IS HEATED TO A TEMPERATURE WHERE EXOTHERMIC REACTION BEINGS AND REACTION IS ALLOWED TO PROCEED WHILE THE PH OF THE REACTION MIXTURE IS MAINTAINED IN THE RANGE OF ABOUT 5.5 TO 7 UNTIL REACTION IS COMPLETE.
Abstract:
THIS INVENTION RELATES TO CURABLE EPOXY COMPOSITIONS AND MORE SPECIFICALLY TO POLYEPOXIDES CONTAINING EFFECTIVE AMOUNTS OF ALKYLENE-BIS(ALKOXYANILINES) AS CURING AGENTS.
Abstract:
A matchplate foundry molding machine having a fill station and an adjacent molding station with a cope, matchplate, and drag assembly adapted to be indexed between such stations. The assembly in the fill station is supported for inversion so that the drag may be inverted and filled with sand. After a bottom board is inserted the assembly is reinverted and the cope filled with sand. The assembly is then indexed into the molding station which includes a vertically movable table, a drag support, a cope support, a fixed matchplate support, and a squeeze head incorporating a jolt ram. When the sand filled assembly is in position, the table elevates and simultaneously jolts and squeezes the cope and drag. The table is then lowered to draw the matchplate from the cope which is held against the squeeze board by its support and when the drag and matchplate reach the matchplate support, the matchplate is drawn from the drag with the drag continuing to coring height with the matchplate alone now indexing back to the fill station. The drag support then elevates the drag with the table following to close the drag against the cope, slight further elevation lifting the flasks free of the sand cakes held by the squeeze head which are then supported on the table. The table lowers with the booked cope and drag sand cakes thereon, the drag support following with the drag, with the cope remaining elevated. When the drag is clear, the matchplate is again indexed into the molding station to be reassembled with the cope and drag flasks. The assembly is then indexed to the fill station for filling and the booked cand cakes are pushed out of the machine.
Abstract:
The electrophotographic resin compositions disclosed herein comprise 10-96 mole percent of an acrylate ester having the formula CH2 C(R)COOR'', wherein R is H, CH3 or C2H5 and R'' is an alkyl radical of the formula CnH2n 1 with n equal to 1-20, preferably 1-8; 0-86 mole percent of a vinyl monomer having the formula CH2 C(R'''''')R'''''''' wherein R'''''' is H or CH3 and R'''''''' is an aryl radical of 6-12 carbon atoms, -CN or -OOCR'''''''''' wherein R'''''''''' is alkyl, cycloalkyl or aryl radical of 1-12 carbon atoms; 1-5 mole percent of an acrylic acid and 1-8 mole percent of an acrylamide or polymerizable amine compound. This electrophotographic resin composition is particularly suitable for use as a binder in preparing zinc oxide coatings for paper used in reproducing images with superior speed by an electrophotographic method.