NASA NTRS · 19880025952
Validation of the filament winding process model
Abstract
Tests were performed toward validating the WIND model developed previously for simulating the filament winding of composite cylinders. In these tests two 24 in. long, 8 in. diam and 0.285 in. thick cylinders, made of IM-6G fibers and HBRF-55 resin, were wound at + or - 45 deg angle on steel mandrels. The temperatures on the inner and outer surfaces and inside the composite cylinders were recorded during oven cure. The temperatures inside the cylinders were also calculated by the WIND model. The measured and calculated temperatures were then compared. In addition, the degree of cure and resin viscosity distributions inside the cylinders were calculated for the conditions which existed in the tests.
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Calius, Emilo P., Springer, George S., Wilson, Brian A., Hanson, R. Scott. 1987-01-01. Validation of the filament winding process model. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880025952
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