Leonard Garceau wrote:

Paul: I have my mounts designed and just finished making some practice mounts.  They looked pretty good.  I'll now try to test them to failure.

I was wondering about the temperature spread for the 22000 series mounts.  Barry specification are -40 to 93 degree C.  That work out to about 200 F.  Isn't that a little low for airplane engine cowling temp?  Has anyone had trouble with these mounts under cowling or is this nothing to worry about?

Again Thanks for the help,

Leonard

I would not let them "see" the  white hot exhaust pipes due to radiation heat transfer
but Neopren is widely used in A/C motor mounts and that is what they are made of.
Would not hurt to put cool air blast tubes on them.

Paul Lamar
 
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