Membrane seal for application to pulsed rocket motors

Power plants – Reaction motor – Plural propellants to burn sequentially

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60255, 60256, 60263, F02K 928

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048669300

ABSTRACT:
A thin membrane of high strength but ductile material is placed over a perforated structural support, thus allowing high pressure on the membrane side of the support to separate one chamber from another. Upon application of pressure through the perforated structural supporting structure, the membrane will collapse allowing communication between chambers. The arrangement has utility in rocket motors and gas generators where discrete impulse segments are desired to be available on command, and may be fabricated in concentric or tandem (series) volumes.

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