ThermoDyne
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ThermoDyne is a manufacturer and custom fabricator of high temperature microporous insulation, one of the most efficient types of insulation currently available for military applications in the market today.
ThermoDyne’s microporous insulation systems possess a thermal conductivity lower than still air, and minimize all modes of heat transfer simultaneously and within minimum space and weight requirements.
Combined with exemplary engineering, custom fabrication capacity, technical and customer service support, ThermoDyne is the best example of why microporous insulation has for more than 40 years been the insulation of choice for military applications including avionics and electronics insulation, thrust reversers, APU’s, engine nacelles, and firewalls.
Contact Information:
Contact Person: Patrick Heller, Applications Engineer
ThermoDyne
822 Middlebury St
Elkhart, IN 46516
Toll-free: 866.741.5458
Tel: +1 574 522 3606
Fax: +1 574 293 0047
Website: www.thermodyne1.com
Microporous Insulation
- Excelblok™ Insulation Systems »
Excelblok™ insulation systems represent one of ThermoDyne's specially formulated microporous products for use in the rigorous conditions and standards of an aerospace environment. - Excelflex® Insulation Systems »
Excelflex® Insulation Systems are the flexible version of Thermo Dyne's microporous insulation product line.
Thermal Insulation
- Application Analysis: Providing Fire Protection for the Instrumentation Equipment of an Arleigh Burke Class (DDG) Destroyer »
Patrick Heller
Proposition: In an effort to increase the fire survivability of a set of sensitive instruments and electronics encased in a metal cabinet aboard Arleigh Burke Class (DDG) Destroyers currently in operation, the United States Navy began searching for an extremely lightweight insulation material that would fit within a specific space allowance and pass a series of prescribed Navy tests to ensure the proper window of safety for the equipment in the event of a high temperature fire on board the vessel. - Characteristics of Microporous Insulation »
Patrick Heller
Microporous insulation is essentially a finely ground, powdery substance comprised of a blend of ceramic powders and fibers. These materials, along with other additives that fluctuate with the application for which they are being employed, combine to form a high temperature material that provides excellent thermal stability, low thermal diffusivity and a thermal conductivity that is lower than still air. - Materials Comparisons for the Thermal Conductivity and Cold Face Analysis of Eight Insulation Materials »
Patrick Heller
Materials Comparison: Steady State Thermal Conductivity of 8 Materials at 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1400, 1600, 1800°F - Microporous Theory and Benefits »
Patrick Heller
The idea of microporous insulation was originally developed in the 1940's, and was originally designed to be employed primarily in nuclear, space and aerospace applications because of its ability to outperform conventional insulation systems with less material and weight in a smaller amount of useable space. - The Benefits of Microporous Insulation in General Aerospace Applications »
Patrick Heller
General Applications and Benefits: Because microporous insulation was originally developed for use in the aerospace industry, ThermoDyne's Excelflex® and Excelblok® insulation systems already enjoy a position of prominence in the aerospace marketplace. - The Benefits of Microporous Insulation in Military/Defense Applications »
Patrick Heller
General Introduction: Because the international military/defense industry is one of the continually fastest growing technological markets in the world, materials and components are continually being forced to evolve to accommodate the ever-changing environments associated with modern conflict scenarios. - The Uses of Microporous Insulation in Data Recorder Environments »
Patrick Heller
Data Recorder General Introduction:
