NASA NTRS ยท 19950065201
Net-Shape Tailored Fabrics For Complex Composite Structures
Abstract
Proposed novel looms used to make fabric preforms for complex structural elements, both stiffening elements and skin, from continuous fiber-reinforced composite material. Components of looms include custom reed and differential fabric takeup system. Structural parts made best explained by reference to curved "I" cross-section frame. Technology not limited to these fiber orientations or geometry; fiber angles, frame radius of curvature, frame height, and flange width changed along length of structure. Weaving technology equally applicable to structural skins, such as wing of fuselage skins.
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Farley, Gary L.. 1995-01-01. Net-Shape Tailored Fabrics For Complex Composite Structures. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950065201
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