Albany International Corporation

Trexel, Inc.

Srinath P Tupil

Dana Eagles

Bjorn Rydin

Crayton Gregory Toney

Jan Rexfelt

Donald Tripp Lawton

Eric R Romanski

William H Dutt

James G Donovan

Kent Blizard

Patrick M Lahmann

Klaus B&uuml;chner

William Malavich

A flexible fluid containment vessel (FFCV) including at least one segment made up of a fabric. Two ends of the fabric are beaded and are joined together so as to form a generally cylindrical section. The interface along which the ends of the fabric are joined form a keel that serves to stabilize the completed FFCV when the FFCV is placed in water.

Flexible fluid containment vessel featuring a keel-like seam

A seamless, woven, flexible fluid containment vessel or vessels for transporting and containing a large volume of fluid, particularly fresh water, having beam stabilizers, beam separators, reinforcing, and the method of making the same.

Flexible fluid containment vessel

A flexible fluid containment vessel or vessels fabricated out of spirally wound strips of fabric for transporting and containing a large volume of fluid, particularly fresh water, having beam stabilizers, beam separators, reinforcing, and the method of making the same.

Spiral formed flexible fluid containment vessel

Articles including material laminated to a surface of a microcellular substrate are disclosed, as well as methods of making these articles. Microcellular polymeric material in sheet form can be extruded and continuously fed from the extruded to a lamination system, or microcellular sheet can be produced and stored, and then fed into a lamination system.

Lamination of microcellular articles

A polymeric foam article is comprised mainly of homopolymeric polypropylene, or unimodal polypropylene. The polymeric article can be microcellular, and can be formed into a drinking straw.

Method and apparatus for microcellular polypropylene extrusion, and polypropylene articles produced thereby

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Chelmsford, MA, United States of America

Srinath P Tupil