NAVY - MIL-T-24487
TILE, RUBBER VIBRATION DAMPING, TYPE V
inactive
| Organization: | NAVY |
| Publication Date: | 30 October 1973 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 13 |
scope:
This specification covers two classes of flexible rubber tiles intended for damping vibrations in steel structures for shipboard use.
Classification. The rubber tiles shall be of the following classes, as specified.
Class 1 - For damping vibrations in steel plates ½ inch thick or less.
Class 2 - For damping vibrations in steel plates greater than ½ inch but less than ¾ inch thick
intended Use:
Class 1 tile. The class 1 tile is intended to damp vibrations in a steel plate ½ inch thick or less. The grooved face of the tile is to be bonded with epoxy resin to the steel plate. The grooved... View More
Document History
December 29, 2020
Tile, Rubber Vibration Damping, Type V
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January 28, 2005
TILE, RUBBER VIBRATION DAMPING, TYPE V
Class 1 tile. Class 1 tile is intended to be installed in accordance with the procedures of MIL-STD-2148 to damp vibrations in steel plates 0.5 inch (1.3 cm) thick or less. The grooved face of the...
May 25, 1990
TILE, RUBBER VIBRATION DAMPING, TYPE V
Class 1 tile is intended to damp vibrations in steel plates 0.5 inch thick or less. The grooved face of the tile is bonded with epoxy resin to the steel plate. The grooved face enables the tile to...
MIL-T-24487
October 30, 1973
TILE, RUBBER VIBRATION DAMPING, TYPE V
Class 1 tile. The class 1 tile is intended to damp vibrations in a steel plate ½ inch thick or less. The grooved face of the tile is to be bonded with epoxy resin to the steel plate. The grooved face...