Hybrid material
OwnerDouglas Evan Sterninventor
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Abstract
A process of making a family cell of homogenous inner bladders with varying elasticity includes a forming a plurality of inner bladders from a first material with a first elasticity. The inner bladders have interior surfaces during inner chambers and exterior surfaces exposed to an outside environment. The inner chambers are configured to store a fluid. A family cell is formed by fluidly connecting the inner bladders. One or more hybrid bladders are selected from the inner bladders and a second material having a second elasticity is applied to the hybrid bladders. The second elasticity is less than the first elasticity, such that the second material reduces the elastic qualities of the hybrid bladder.
Claims14
A process of making a family cell of homogenous inner bladders with varying elasticity comprising:
- forming a plurality of inner bladders from a first material, the first material having a first elasticity, wherein each of the plurality of inner bladders has an interior surface defining an inner chamber, the inner chamber configured to store a fluid therein;
- and an exterior surface is exposed to an outside environment;
- fluidly connecting the plurality of inner bladders to form a family cell;
- selecting, from the plurality of inner bladders, at least one hybrid bladder;
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- providing, on the exterior surface of the at least one hybrid bladder, a second material having a second elasticity, the second elasticity being less than the first elasticity,
- wherein the second material reduces the elastic qualities of the at least one hybrid bladders.
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