Retention device for capturing a spent thermal fuse

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1979-09-10

1982-02-09

Powell, William A.

Resilient tires and wheels

Tires, resilient

Pneumatic tire or inner tube

116217, 137 74, 13751611, 137853, 244103R, B60C 500

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043145965

ABSTRACT:
A retainer member is connected to a relief valve attached to a rim of an aircraft tire containing a fluid under pressure. The relief valve has a core made of a fusible material which is responsive to a predetermined temperature that causes the fusible material to change from a solid to a liquid. The pressure of the fluid in the tire causes the fluid to be expelled from the relief valve and thereafter allow fluid to escape from the tire to prevent damaging the tire through a pressure resulting from the predetermined temperature. The retainer member captures the core material to prevent injuring any person on the expulsion of the liquid from the relief valve.

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