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Detection of entrapped moisture in honeycomb sandwich structures

Thermal neutron moisture detection system detects entrapped moisture in intercellular areas of bonded honeycomb sandwich structures. A radium/beryllium fast neutron source bombards a specimen. The emitted thermal neutrons from the target nucleus are detected and counted by a boron trifluoride thermal neutron detector.

Hallmark, W. B.↗

Heavy-gage bonded honeycomb sandwich as primary load-bearing structure

Heavy-gage bonded honeycomb sandwich is used as a primary load-bearing structural material in large-diameter boosters. Theoretical investigations based on a small deflection theory for prediction of stress fields and buckling loads, and structural testing were made. This structure is a potential weight saver for compression load-critical components.

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Repair of honeycomb panels with welded breakaway studs

Damaged metallic honeycomb panels can be repaired by drilling holes and welding breakaway studs to both facing sheets. Minimal heat required for welding reduces distortion of highly stressed panels. Repairs can be made without the use of doublers and with greater strength when doublers are used.

Bruce, D. F.↗

Fiberglass honeycomb elements formed quickly and cheaply

Cookie cutter device initiates production of identical, double-contoured fiber glass elements used as shock absorbers. Three-bladed edges convert triangular honeycomb elements into hexagonal shapes which are then stamped to desired length by concave and convex dies. Sandpaper smoothing completes the process.

Smith, R. H.↗