Method of making shock cells

Details Method of making shock cells Method of making shock cells

1983-06-16

1984-10-16

Massie, Jerome

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture

Methods

Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

29450, 156245, 1563073, 1563077, 156285, 156423, 156500, 264236, 264259, 264275, 264279, 264320, 264325, 425108, 425408, 425501, 425503, 425508, B23P 1102

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044773021

ABSTRACT:
A method of making an energy-absorbing shock cell for mounting bumper devices on legs of offshore oil rig structures having inner and outer metal tubes connected by an intervening vulcanized rubber sleeve maintained under compression adhesively bonded to the inner and outer metal tubes. The shock cell is made by a series of operations in which portions of the metal tubes are coated with adhesive material, and the rubber sleeve is bonded to the adhesive coated areas by vulcanization and post-vulcanized heating.

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