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foam-in-place

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foam-in-place [¦fōm in ′plās]
(engineering)
The deposition of reactive foam ingredients onto the surface to be covered, allowing the foaming reaction to take place upon that surface, as with polyurethane foam; used in applying thermal insulation for homes and industrial equipment.


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This is followed by applying foam-in-place polyurethane between the skin and rigid plastic substrate.
The instrument panel and doors are covered with cast-skin foam-in-place trim that looks like a leather-wrapped, padded panel; it has low gloss and glare and is said to wear well.
Temperature data, collected from a foam-in-place grid of thermocouples, gives the time-temperature profile within the foam bun as a function of location.
 
 
 
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