Cork-resin ablative insulation for complex surfaces and method f

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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156213, 156285, 264118, 264119, 264124, 260 172, B29C 1700, B29C 1704

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042048990

ABSTRACT:
Cork-resin ablative insulation material is prepared in a form suitable for application to complex curved surfaces by mixing finely divided cork with a B-stage curable thermosetting resin, forming the resulting mixture into a block, B-stage curing the resin-containing block and slicing the block into sheets. The B-stage cured sheet is shaped to conform to the surface being insulated, and further curing is then performed. Curing of the resin only to B-stage before shaping enables application of sheet material to complex curved surfaces and avoids limitations and disadvantages presented in handling of fully cured sheet material.

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