2. Rigorous sealing
A flexible, easily deformable metal member is welded or brazed to each of the moving and fixed surfaces. The result is a displacement force which is generally proportional to the stroke.
A first solution is to use a thin membrane, from a few hundredths to one or two tenths of a millimeter thick, generally corrugated to give it greater flexibility (figure
2
). The stroke is very short, on the order of a millimeter, as are the possible pressures, on the order of fractions of a megapascal. A single membrane is rarely used.
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