CH85566A - Porous filling compound for containers for storing explosive gases dissolved in liquids. - Google Patents

Porous filling compound for containers for storing explosive gases dissolved in liquids.

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CH85566A
CH85566A CH85566DA CH85566A CH 85566 A CH85566 A CH 85566A CH 85566D A CH85566D A CH 85566DA CH 85566 A CH85566 A CH 85566A
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liquids
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filling compound
explosive gases
gases dissolved
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Aktiengesellschaft Jul Pintsch
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Julius Pintsch Aktiengesellsch
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  Poröse Füllmasse für Behälter zur     Aufspeicherung    von in Flüssigkeiten gelösten  explosiven Gasen.    Die Gasbehälter für Azetylen, welches  in Flüssigkeiten, zum Beispiel Aceton, ge  löst ist, wurden bisher entweder mit einer  steinartigen Masse oder mit gekörntem, po  rösem Material gefüllt.     Die    Verwendung von  fest zusammenhängenden Massen hat den       1\        arhteil,    dass eine Revision der Innenseite  der Flasche oder eine später zu wiederholende  Wasserdruckprobe nicht ausgeführt werden  kann, ohne die Masse vollständig zu zer  stören.

   Bei der Füllung mit gekörntem, po  rösem Material, zum Beispiel Bimsstein,       Kieselgur,    Holzkohle oder Ton, ist ander  seits die Gefahr vorhanden, dass durch  dauernde Schüttelbewegungen, zum Beispiel  beim Transport, in der Masse sich Hohlräume  bilden, die gefahrbringend für die Fort  pflanzung von Explosionen werden können.  Man hat schon vorgeschlagen, zur Füllung  einen zwar gekörnten, aber     quellbaren    Stoff  zu verwenden, nämlich eine nach einem be  sonderen Verfahren hergestellte Holzkohle.       Die    Versuche haben aber keine befriedigenden  Ergebnisse geliefert.

           L    m eine gewisse innere Spannung und    Elastizität in der Masse zu erzeugen, hat sieh  aber die Beimengung von natürlich vorkom  menden porösen,     aufquellbaren    Stoffen, zum  Beispiel Korkschrot. Schwamm,     Hollunder-          mark    oder dergleichen, die beim Einfüllen  der Lösungsflüssigkeit für das Azetylen auf  quellen, zu den     sonst        benutzten        mineralischen     porösen Massen als ausreichend erwiesen.  



  Werden diese porösen,     aufquellbaren     Stoffe den unelastischen, porösen     bekannten     Nassen beigemengt     und    in     trockenem    Zu  stande in die Flaschen eingefüllt, dann ent  steht nach dem Einfüllen der Lösungsflüssig  keit durch das     Quellen    der Teile eine innere  Pressung, welche die einzelnen Teile der  Masse unter grösserer Reibung zusammen  hält, somit deren     Verschiebung    gegeneinander  verhindert und endlich noch innerhalb der  Masse vorhandene Hohlräume durch ihre       VolumenverbTösserung    ausfüllt.



  Porous filling compound for containers for storing explosive gases dissolved in liquids. The gas container for acetylene, which is dissolved in liquids, for example acetone, has been previously filled either with a stone-like mass or with granular, porous material. The use of firmly connected masses has the disadvantage that a revision of the inside of the bottle or a water pressure test to be repeated later cannot be carried out without completely destroying the mass.

   When filling with granular, porous material, for example pumice stone, kieselguhr, charcoal or clay, there is, on the other hand, the risk that continuous shaking movements, for example during transport, create cavities in the mass that are dangerous for reproduction from explosions. It has already been proposed to use a granular, but swellable substance for the filling, namely a charcoal produced by a special process. However, the experiments have not given satisfactory results.

           L m to generate a certain internal tension and elasticity in the mass, however, has to be seen in the addition of naturally occurring porous, swellable substances, for example cork grist. Sponge, elder pith or the like, which swell when the solvent liquid for the acetylene is poured in, have proven to be sufficient for the otherwise used mineral porous masses.



  If these porous, swellable substances are added to the inelastic, porous known liquids and poured into the bottles in a dry state, then after the liquid has been poured in, the swelling of the parts creates an internal pressure which causes the individual parts of the mass to under greater friction holds together, thus preventing their displacement against each other and finally filling the cavities still present within the mass by increasing their volume.

 

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PATENTANSPRUCH: Poröse Füllmasse für Behälter zur Auf- speicherung von in Flüssigkeiten gelösten explosiven Gasen, zum Beispiel Azetylen, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Masse zum Teil aus natürlich vorkommenden, porösen, aufquellbaren Stoffen besteht. PATENT CLAIM: Porous filling compound for containers for storing explosive gases dissolved in liquids, for example acetylene, characterized in that the compound partly consists of naturally occurring, porous, swellable substances.
CH85566D 1914-05-20 1919-10-17 Porous filling compound for containers for storing explosive gases dissolved in liquids. CH85566A (en)

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