Apparatus and method for induction lamination of...

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Means applying electrical or wave energy directly to work – Electrical energy conducted through work

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C425S371000, C425S384000, C425S404000

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07419373

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for forming laminate composite structures. At least two laminae, each containing electrically conductive reinforcing fibers, are placed upon each other in contacting relationship to form a generally layered structure. The layered structure may be subjected to heat to conductively transfer heat through the layered structure and thereby improve the surface contact between the two laminae. The layered structure is volumetrically heated by inductively transferring energy to the electrically conductive reinforcing fibers. The heated, layered structure is consolidated, such as by applying pressure and reducing the temperature of the layered structure. The consolidated structure is then quenched by rapidly cooling the consolidated structure in a directionally controlled manner about a midplane thereof.

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