Albany International Corporation

Miles Laboratories, Inc.

Daniel Kenneth Schiffer

Myron J Coplan

John Skelton

Robert B Davis

Roy B Parker

Robert E Sebring

Friedhelm Bilewski

Meredith M Schoppee

A separatory module is disclosed with a cylindrical shell and two ends. Within the shell there are several fiber bundles extending in parallel to a longitudinal axis of the shell for separating permeates from a fluid. Each bundle is supported by one of the ends. The permeate as well as the remaining concentrates may be collected from either end.

Multiple bundle separatory module

The disclosure is of a method of adhering a textile tennis ball cover to a tennis ball core. The method comprises providing a core and a textile tennis ball cover for the core. A hot-melt adhesive is also provided, disposed in association with the cover material. The cover and adhesive are assembled on the core and the hot-melt adhesive caused to melt and form a bond between core and covering material. Upon solidifying, the adhesive adheres the cover to the core of the tennis ball with a high degree of tenacity. The method of the invention is advantageous over the prior art commercial methods, in terms of efficiency and economics.

Tennis balls and method of manufacture

A semi-unitary protein product consisting essentially of a bundle of intermittently fused parallel protein fibers which closely resembles the fibrous structure of natural meat can be prepared by heating a protein-water mixture to form an extrudable plastic mass and then extruding the mass under pressure through a spinneret having a plurality of closely-spaced orifices therein directly into a gaseous medium to yield the desired product.

Process for preparing a fibrous protein product and the product thereof

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Framingham, MA, United States of America

Daniel Kenneth Schiffer