Receptacles – Receptacle having flexible – removable inner liner – Means for venting air trapped between the liner and its...
Patent
1976-09-13
1978-05-09
Dixon, Jr., William R.
Receptacles
Receptacle having flexible, removable inner liner
Means for venting air trapped between the liner and its...
428 35, 428 85, 428 90, 428 97, 428912, B65D 2514, B65D 2534
Patent
active
040882403
ABSTRACT:
A self-sealing fuel tank which utilizes elongated nonself-adhering polymer ibers attached to the inner surface of the tank wall and interwoven to form a carpet-like liner for efficiently sealing large tears and cored holes. After penetration of the tank wall by a large or tumbling projectile, escaping fluid causes nearby elongated fibers to be swept into the hole, thereby choking the escaping fluid flow. Conventional small caliber self-sealant incorporated in the tank wall then flows into the hole choked by fibers and completes the seal.
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Dixon Jr. William R.
Hennen Thomas W.
Miller Roy
Sciascia R. S.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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