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Inexpensive cryogenic insulation replaces vacuum jacketed line

Commercially available aluminized Mylar, cork and fiber glass form a multilayered sealed system and provide rugged and economical field installed insulation for cryogenic /liquid nitrogen or oxygen/ pipe lines in an exposed environment.

Fuchs, C. E.↗

Lightweight, self-evacuated insulation panels

Multilayer insulation of prefabricated panels is developed for cryogenic storage tanks. System utilizes panels of aluminized Mylar separated by sheets of low conductivity polyurethane foam. Panels are self-evacuated by cryopumping of gaseous carbon dioxide at time of use.

Dengler, R. P.↗

NASA-tricot - A lightweight radar reflective, knitted fabric

Fabric knitted on conventional knitting machines uses commercially available yarns, has high aerodynamic drag capability, and is relatively inexpensive. The two yarn components used are 15-denier nylon monofilament and aluminized Mylar tape.

Matthews, F. R.↗

Superior cryogenic insulation developed

Multilayer composite consisting of alternate spunbond nylon layers and doubly aluminized mylar layers is used primarily in cryogenic thermal protection systems.

Hale, D. V.↗