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Market Applications: Aerospace
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Jet Engine Test Cell Door
Seals To more effectively suppress noise, jet engine test cells can be equipped with Pawling Pneuma-Seals which can be either mounted on the door for radial expansion outward against the opening to the cell, or mounted on the face of the cell for axial expansion against the back of the closed door. Not only do these seals dampen the noise, they also control the pressure differential between the inside of the cell and the outside ambient conditions. view animation |
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Airframe Component Bonding Opposing Type 2 Pawling inflatable bladders contained in steel or aluminum channels are used to apply uniform clamping pressure along bond lines when bonding exterior metal or carbon filament skins to substrates or internal stiffeners. Typical applications are found in the manufacture of aircraft stabilizers and wing sections, rotary wing aircraft spars, and other airframe and missile sections. The simplicity of the air source and bladder system results in considerable time saving efficiencies, and the uniformity of the pressure affords more reliable and consistent bond lines when compared with traditional mechanical clamping systems. view animation |
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