Table 2-6. Serviceable Limits (Bladder-Type Cells)-cont

TM 1-1500-204-23-3 Table 2-6. Serviceable Limits (Bladder-Type Cells)-CONT Condition Limit Cell Interior-continued Damaged grommets in accessories. Acceptable provided serviceability is not affected. Damaged coating on accessories (metal, Acceptable provided no rust, corrosion or wood, or rubber). deterioration is apparent. Weather checking or minor surface imper- Acceptable provided serviceability is not fections in liner ply and reinforcements. affected. Blisters between liner laps. Maximum dimension of 1/4 inch; average one per 5 lineal feet of splice with a maximum of five in any one 5-foot length of splice. Blisters between plies (in coil panels). Maximum dimension of 1/4 inch; minimum 6-inch bonds between blisters and no more than one per square foot of cell area. Channels in liner laps. Maximum dimensions of 1/8 inch by 3 inches with a maximum of one in any 5 lineal feet of lap. Channels around entire outer edge of Maximum width of 1/8 inch around entire fitting fitting flange. flange. Buffing through inner liner. Not acceptable. Cell Exterior Exposed fabric. Acceptable if fabric is not damaged. Delamination between pies. Maximum dimension of 1-inch; average of one per 5 square feet of area with a maximum of five in any one 5 square feet of area; minimum 5-inch solid bond between delaminations. Cuts or holes in inner liners. Not acceptable. Skim coat blisters. Acceptable. Lap splice edge looseness. Maximum dimension of 1/4 inch by 3 inches pro- vided there are no more than one per lineal foot. Loose or damaged hanger straps or Acceptable up to 15 percent of component area hanger attaching points. provided 1/4-inch solid bond is maintained around edge. Skim coat off outer ply. Acceptable provided cords or fabrics are not out or broken. 2-16