Examples of air bladder

• Studies of a nematode parasite in the air bladder of the eel.

• Users pump air into the air bladder to prime the blaster.

• Air bladder construction varies from a simple polyethylene bag to internally baffled, multiple chambers of latex (vulcanized rubber) or vinyl with bonded cotton exteriors.

• This air bladder has access to free air outside the bag.

• In its primitive form, the air bladder was open to the alimentary canal, a condition called physostome and still found in many fish.

• Stomp rockets have an air bladder that attaches to the rocket by a flex tube.

• When the mine experiences sudden overpressure an air bladder inflates caused by the differential in pressure between the upper and lower sections, this prevents the activation of the mine.

• Considering the filter action, a better and more exact analogy is the hydraulic accumulator pressure tank, as described, but with a closed, pressurized air bladder and only one water connection.