Abstract: A hermetically encapsulated refrigerant compressor has a hermetically sealed compressor housing, in the interior of which operates a refrigerant-compressing piston-cylinder unit, a suction duct, via which refrigerant is conveyed into the compressor housing, and a pressure duct, via which refrigerant is conveyed out of the compressor housing by the piston-cylinder unit. In order to prevent contact of oil flowing down the compressor housing wall with the suction duct or the pressure duct, a deflection element is on the compressor housing, and in the operating position of the compressor housing the deflection element is above the passage of the suction duct or pressure duct through the compressor housing wall. The heating of the refrigerant is thus prevented and the efficiency of the refrigerant compressor is increased.

Abstract: The invention relates to a fixable nonwoven interlining material for use in the textile industry, comprising at least one melt-spun fiber layer and at least one additional fibrous material layer, the fixable interlining material being provided with an adhesive substance at least in partial regions. A particularly high elasticity of the fixable interlining material is achieved by the fact that the melt-spun fibers are composed of an elastic fibrous material, and the at least one layer of fibrous material is composed of staple fibers, and the at least one elastic melt-spun fiber layer and the at least one staple fiber layer are laid one on top of the other in the form of a flat unbonded fiber fabric, and are subsequently bonded by use of a bonding step known as such.

Abstract: A hermetically encapsulated refrigerant compressor which has a hermetically sealed compressor housing (1), in the interior of which operates a refrigerant-compressing piston-cylinder unit, and is provided with a suction duct (2), via which refrigerant is conveyed into the compressor housing (1), and is provided with a pressure duct (3), via which refrigerant is conveyed out of the compressor housing (1) by the piston-cylinder unit. In order to prevent contact of oil (4) flowing down the compressor housing wall with the suction duct (2) or the pressure duct (3), it is provided in accordance with the invention that in the operating position of the compressor housing (1) deflection means (5, 6) are provided on the same above the passage of the suction duct (2) or pressure duct (3) through the compressor housing wall. The heating of the refrigerant is thus prevented and the efficiency of the refrigerant compressor is increased.

Abstract: A hermetically encapsulated refrigerant compressor which comprises a hermetically sealed compressor housing (1), in the interior of which a piston-cylinder unit which compresses a refrigerant and a suction pipe (2) and a pressure pipe (3) are provided, with refrigerant flowing via the suction pipe (2) to the piston-cylinder unit and the refrigerant compressed by the piston-cylinder unit being conveyed out of the compressor housing (1) via the pressure pipe (3), with connection openings (5) for the suction pipe (2) and the pressure pipe (3) being provided on the compressor housing (1), with the connection of the suction pipe (2) and pressure pipe (3) to the connection openings (5) occurring in a hermetically tight manner by means of a connection apparatus (9) and with the connection apparatus (9) comprising a preferably sleeve-like body element (8) and at least one spacer element (7) which spaces the body element (8) from the suction pipe (2)/pressure pipe (3).

Abstract: A hook and loop fastener for flat structures, particularly for textile products, having a hook part and an interlocking part, the interlocking part being made of a nonwoven composite having worked-in, textured, polymeric threads, the nonwoven composite being used as support for the textured threads, and the textured threads forming the loops for the hooks.

Abstract: A water-soluble fusible embroidery liner, made of a water-stable nonwoven fabric having a weight per unit area of 20 to 120 g/m2, which is coated by a water-soluble, thermoplastic polymer as the adhesive mass.

Abstract: A textile laminate consists of a nonwoven padding material of low specific volume and of a filament-reinforced nonwoven, the laminate having a total thickness of more than 2 mm. The nonwoven padding material has a raw density of less than 0.025 g/cm.sup.3 and a thickness of 1.6 to 60 mm. The filament-reinforced nonwoven is composed to 10 to 60 g/m.sup.2 of a fleece with a raw density greater than 0.35 g/cm.sup.3 and of 3 to 10 g/m.sup.2 reinforcing filament and is laminated onto the nonwoven padding material.

Abstract: An iron-on interlining composite of nonwoven and knit material is described, the knit being similar to the nonwoven material as to fiber structure and the knit fibers being tightly welded to the nonwoven fibers.

Abstract: A soft, fluffy, bulky, nonwoven fabric is disclosed which is made from bonded or at least partially fused fibers which have been needle-punctured.

Abstract: A method is disclosed wherein a nonwoven fabric composed at least in part of thermally fusible fibers is at least partially fused and then is punched by needles to produce a soft, fluffy fabric that resists mechanical wear.

Abstract: A multilayered nonwoven fabric is described which exhibits excellent resistance to drycleaning and washing abrasion but nevertheless is soft and drapable. It contains a varying amount of thermal bonding fibers in the various layers.