The Procter Gamble Company

Other

Edwin Arthur Stewart

Hasan Eroglu

Steven Lee Barnholtz

Christopher Michael Young

Fei Wang

Michael David James

John Ferney McKibben

Savas Aydore

Stanford Royce Jackson

John Ferney Mckibben

Paul Dennis Trokhan

Donald Eugene Ensign

Gustav Andre Mellin

John Gerhard Michael

David Lee Moore

Coforming processes for commingling two or more separate materials, for example solid additives, for example fibers and/or particulates, and filaments, and equipment; namely, forming boxes, useful in such coforming processes and more particularly to coforming processes for commingling filaments with one or more fibers, such as pulp fibers, and forming boxes useful therein are provided.

Coforming processes and forming boxes used therein

A spatially controllable, for example CD controllable, eductor, and more particularly an eductor that is capable of providing a variable motive fluid and processes using such an eductor are provided.

Spatially controllable eductor for managing solid additives and processes using same

An improved method for creating fibers from a material dissolved in a solvent. In one embodiment, the method includes the steps of feeding a fiber making material dissolved in a solvent through a die including at least two rows of nozzles to form fiber strands. An attenuation medium is provided about the fiber strands. The attenuation medium is provided in a direction that is generally parallel to the fiber strands such that the attenuation medium elongates the fiber strands. The attenuation medium has a relative solvent-vapor content of at least about 50 percent.

Method for forming fibers

Rotary spinning processes, more particularly processes for making hydroxyl polymer-containing fibers using a rotary spinning die, hydroxyl polymer-containing fibers made by the processes and webs made with the hydroxyl polymer-containing fibers are provided.

Rotary spinning processes for forming hydroxyl polymer-containing fibers

The present invention is directed to an apparatus for forming fibers. One embodiment of the apparatus includes a die assembly having a plurality of nozzles, one or more attenuation medium passages and a cover plate. The cover plate has a cover plate opening into which one or more of the nozzles may extend. The attenuation medium passages have a minimum cross-sectional area and the cover plate opening has a limiting cross-sectional area such that the minimum cross-sectional area of the attenuation medium passages is greater than the limiting cross-sectional area of the cover plate opening.

Apparatus for forming fibers

A game luring device includes a container mounting a liquid absorbent wick therewithin wherein the wick includes a central rigid core upon which the wick is secured with the core extending above the wick coaxially thereof and mounted within inverted conical plug. The plug includes a hook member for positioning of the organization with a support such as a tree limb and the like. A game luring liquid is directed within the container and directed from the wick upwardly whereupon positioning of the wick above the container the game luring scent is distributed by airborne currents. Modifications of the invention include a matrix of projecting wick legs mounted to and extending beyond the central wick core to enhance airborne distribution of the game luring scent contained within the container member.

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Edwin Arthur Stewart