| abstract |
A process is disclosed for continuously producing fibre-reinforced moulded bodies (7) from hydraulic materials applied in at least one layer, having predetermined width and thickness, by one or several dispensers on a moving substrate (20, 21) and having glass fibres as reinforcement. For economical manufacture with a high yield and considerably improved quality, at least two separate layers (1, 2) of the hydraulic material are applied by at least two dispensers (10, 11), located at a defined distance from the substrate, on two substrates (20, 21) that move in opposite directions, and flat structures of fibres (3, 4) are applied on the layers (1, 2). The layers (1, 2) are moved towards each other and united under a controlled pressure into a product (7) shaped on both outer surfaces, then deflected in a discharge direction (40) and discharged following thickness grading. |