Pipes and tubular conduits – Flexible – Braided – interlaced – knitted or woven
Patent
1989-05-05
1991-11-05
Hornsby, Harvey C.
Pipes and tubular conduits
Flexible
Braided, interlaced, knitted or woven
138109, 138122, 138132, 138174, 285158, F16L 11112
Patent
active
050624571
ABSTRACT:
A duct for aircraft use which has ease of use and will resist degradation over time. Silicone impregnated cloth is supported by a nylon helix and covered with a protective braiding of KEVLAR.RTM., a commonly used polyamide fiber. The resulting tube can be strung through tight openings. The duct is equipped with a flexible flange for secure engagement. The flexible flange can be collapsed to reduce the cross sectional area for fitting through narrow openings.
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Cone Gregory A.
Cooley C.
Hornsby Harvey C.
McDonnell Douglas Corporation
Scholl John P.
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