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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 10, 2012
Filed:
Feb. 14, 2012
Robert R. Keller, Bedford, NH (US);
Walter L. Magee, Jr., Manitou Beach, MI (US);
William D. Varnell, Concord, NH (US);
John W. Mckenna, Manchester, NH (US);
George N. Ghattas, Manchester, NH (US);
Jonathan A. Beaupre, Weare, NH (US);
Janet D. Virr, Derry, NH (US);
Robert R. Keller, Bedford, NH (US);
Walter L. Magee, Jr., Manitou Beach, MI (US);
William D. Varnell, Concord, NH (US);
John W. McKenna, Manchester, NH (US);
George N. Ghattas, Manchester, NH (US);
Jonathan A. Beaupre, Weare, NH (US);
Janet D. Virr, Derry, NH (US);
Keller Companies, Inc., Manchester, NH (US);
Abstract
An improved aerogel and a process for production of the same. The improved aerogel which has a significantly reduced dust (e.g., aerogel fines) and static charge, as compared with conventional aerogel products. The aerogel also has a 'sticky' or 'tacky' nature which can be used to attract any available dust, fines and/or particulate matter and also restrict flowability of aerogel granules, for example, out of a breached container and thereby minimize loss of the aerogel product through any breached opening.