Compositions – Electrolytes for electrical devices
Patent
1998-06-30
2000-04-04
Raimund, Christopher
Compositions
Electrolytes for electrical devices
4283155, 501 951, 501121, 501122, 501133, E04B 174
Patent
active
06045718&
ABSTRACT:
A microporous insulation material contains an ingredient which exhibits a phase transition and functions to maintain temperatures attained by an object shielded by the microporous insulation material, during exposure of the microporous insulation material to a high temperature environment, at an acceptable level over a given period of time. The insulation material is especially suitable for insulating flight data and voice recorder systems. The microporous insulation material contains inorganic particulate material; endothermic compounds, (optionally) an opacifier, inorganic fiber and preferably, a dry resin or other binder. The inorganic particulate material can comprise only hydrophilic material or both hydrophilic and hydrophobic material.
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Gregg William M.
Heller Patrick S.
Holman Tinika C.
Meier Spencer I.
Shumate Monroe W.
Raimund Christopher
Russell Dean W.
The Morgan Crucible Company plc
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