Durometer-differentiated, anti-puncture-leak, liquid-container coating structure
AssigneeHigh Impact Technology, L.L.C.
InventorsRussell A. Monk, Thomas S. Ohnstad
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Abstract
For the outside of the wall in a liquid fuel container, a self-sealing, anti-puncture-leak, plural-layer coating possessing at least a pair of layers including (a) an inner layer, (b) another layer which is outer relative to the inner layer, and (c), a different-value structural durometer respectively characterizing each of such layers.
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A plural-layer, self-sealing, anti-puncture-leak coating for the outside of the wall in a liquid fuel container comprising at least a pair of layers including
- one self-sealing, high-elastomeric-material layer characterized structurally with one, elastomeric-material durometer value, and
- another self-sealing, high-elastomeric-material layer disposed operatively adjacent said first layer, characterized structurally with a another, different, elastomeric-material durometer value.
A self-sealing, anti-puncture-leak, plural-layer coating for the outside of the wall in a liquid fuel container comprising
- three, self-sealing, high-elastomeric-material layers including an inner layer, an intermediate layer, and an outer layer, and
- a different-value structural durometer respectively characterizing each of said layers, with the structural durometer value which characterizes said inner layer being lesser than that characterizing said intermediate layer, and that characterizing said intermediate layer being lesser than that characterizing said outer layer.
A self-sealing, anti-puncture-leak, plural-layer coating for the outside of the wall in a liquid fuel container comprising
- three self-sealing, high-elastomeric-material layers including an inner layer, an intermediate layer, and an outer layer, and
- a different-value structural durometer respectively characterizing each of said layers, with the structural durometer value which characterizes said inner layer being greater than that characterizing said intermediate layer, and that characterizing said intermediate layer being greater than that characterizing said outer layer.
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