When it comes to applying curtains, you should have the proper equipment. This is the first step to getting the best results. Then, you should know about the color separating agent, Applicator 10, and Guide plates. After that, you can start the process. Using the right equipment, you can easily apply curtains in a few minutes.커튼레일설치
Applicator 10
The applicator 10 comprises a first housing 12 with a top 12A and a bottom 12B. The housings are arranged in a mutually co-operative relationship. Both housings are adapted for operation with a single or a multi-layered curtain. The housings further comprise a first end 14 and a second end 16 terminating in a generally flat widened region 18.
The curtain applicator is adapted to apply a curtain material at a flow rate less than 10 l/min*m. A preferred flow rate for application is between two to five l/min*m. This low flow rate results in a relatively thin curtain, which can be easily affected by air movements in the ambient air. The curtain applicator is also advantageous for the installation of high-drop curtains, which are often subject to air movement.
Color separating agent
One of the key things to consider when installing a curtain system is the color separating agent. This type of product helps the curtain adhere to the wall without becoming too thick. Also, it makes the installation process easier. Most curtain systems are made of fabric, which has a low density, making them less expensive and less permanent.
First moving device
A first moving device in curtain application is the guiding element, or slip hopper, in a painting process. This device is made up of a series of moving parts, and is used to apply a coating fluid to a curtain. A slip hopper can have any width and can have multiple layers.
This device is made up of a series of moving parts, which are organized in a hollow section of a curtain rail. The hanging portion protrudes outward from the opening, while the movable body protrudes from the curtain rail. It is connected to an electric motor that moves the movable body. The movable body has permanent magnets on the rail, and an electric magnet in the body.
Guide plates
Guide plates for curtain application are used for guiding a curtain into place. The plates have a suction slot at the bottom of the guiding edge and a bottom end that slopes toward the edge of the curtain. The suction slot is connected to a vacuum device 60, which removes any lubrication liquid that runs down the contact area 30.
Guide plates for curtain application may include an edge guide that has a slide hopper and supplies auxiliary liquid to the curtain during the coating process. This design eliminates unevenness in coating thickness. The auxiliary liquid is poured onto the guide blades from a position that is at least 10 mm from the boundary line of the guide plates. The auxiliary liquid is poured onto each guide blade at a rate of approximately 10 cc/min.
Three modes of operation
There are three general modes of operation for curtain application. The first mode is to prevent air and water infiltration from a structure. This can help prevent the buildup of contaminants and pollutants. The second mode is to protect marine life from contaminants. Concentrated organics and hydrocarbons in the water column from construction sites can be extremely harmful to marine life. In addition, dredging operations may create hydrocarbons. To reduce these contaminants, a turbidity curtain can be used in conjunction with oil sorbent booms.
Curtains may be installed on either a movable track or a trackless system. The latter is the most common method for professional stages. In addition, it is useful for stacking curtains off stage. Curtains are available in a variety of sizes and styles, and the choice of a mechanism depends on whether you need a continuous or intermittent curtain system. Also, consider how the curtain will be stored.
Object of the invention
The present invention provides a system and method for curtain application in which two halves or sections can move at the same time from an open to a closed position. The method is particularly adapted to the use of curtains that have important light-excluding functions, such as blackout curtains. The system and method described herein are capable of overcoming deficiencies of prior art systems.
The system and method comprises a plurality of curtain support members. Each support member includes a pull cord guide that is mounted within a channel member. The curtain can be retracted by pulling the cord. The system and method can also include an audible alarm.