Explosion-proof tank for civil aviation passenger cabin
A technology of explosion-proof boxes and cabins, which is applied in blasting and other directions, can solve the problems of not being able to adapt to civil aviation cabins, large weight and volume, etc., and achieve the effects of small size, overcoming excessive weight, and light weight
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[0019] exist figure 1 In the shown embodiment, the explosion-proof box used in the passenger cabin of civil aviation includes a box body, and the outer wall of the box body is made of rubber-coated aramid fiber cord. In this embodiment, the aramid fiber cord The diameter of the aramid cord is 0.7mm-1.2mm; the distance between the cords is 70 cords / 10cm-90 cords / 10cm; the thickness of the rubber covering layer is 1-3mm.
[0020] The box body is a rectangular column with an open upper end and a closed lower end. The four corners of the column form chamfered arcs, and the junction between the side walls 3 of the box and the bottom surface 4 of the box body also forms arc-shaped chamfers. The overall dimensions of the rectangular column: 850mm×280mm×850mm. The upper end of the box body is provided with a port traveler 1, and the cord end of the aramid cord that constitutes the outer wall of the box bypasses the port traveler 1 and reverses to wrap the port traveler 1, and the end...
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