NASA NTRS ยท 19910012181
Flexible diaphragm-extreme temperature usage
Abstract
A diaphragm suitable for extreme temperature usage, such as encountered in critical aerospace applications, is fabricated by a unique method, and of a unique combination of materials. The materials include multilayered lay-ups of diaphragm materials sandwiched between layers of bleeder fabrics. After being formed in the desired shape on a mold, they are vacuum sealed and then cured under pressure, in a heated autoclave. A bond capable of withstanding extreme temperatures are produced.
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Lerma, Guillermo. 1991-02-05. Flexible diaphragm-extreme temperature usage. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910012181
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