[SS-VehDev] Re: NC heating study

[william colburn]

Next time at the hangar I will bring a can of ablative
spray home for the manufacturers info.

If the very tip is homogenous and strong and
temperature resistant, there should not be a problem
with hi-temp epoxy/glass or phenolic/glass. Some form
of pressure/temperature cure will be necessary also.

BC



--- Ing. Roman Lev <r-composites at seznam.cz> wrote:

> I think it might, question is how deeply it will be
> damaged. I'm affraid of peeling down of damaged
> plies by friction. Bill - is it possible? You are
> the most experienced from us with this conditions.
> What you think?
> 
> That ablative paint in spray cans - can I buy it
> somewhere? I would like to try it. Ablatives works
> well in very hot conditions, how will they work in
> relatively cold ones? Or, are there several
> different types availables with different stagnation
> temerature?
> 
> thanks
> 
> r+
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