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Process Techniques for Engineering High-Performance Materials
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Process Techniques for Engineering High-Performance Materials

by Tim Oberle
June 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
493 pages
15h 30m
English
CRC Press
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379Complex Manufacturing Situations
a successful working model, which demonstrated the validity of his ideas. In
1799, the French Ministry of the Interior rewarded Robert with a patent for
his invention.
Despite this recognition, commercial success was difcult in the unsettled
French political environment of that period. Didot took the technology to
England and sought the backing of Sealy and Henry Fourdrinier. Under their
sponsorship, full-scale equipment was developed and put into commercial
production without Robert’s help. This production technique spread rapidly
and was named after the brothers who nanced it, rather than its developer.
The Fourdrinier process continues to be the primary source of paper in the
world today. Modern prod ...
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