Sewing – Elements – Frames
Patent
1985-12-02
1987-07-21
Bell, James J.
Sewing
Elements
Frames
428102, 428105, 428408, 428902, D05B 100
Patent
active
046810498
ABSTRACT:
A process for forming a dry fiber form susceptible of being infused with a resin and molded to a fiber reinforced plastic structural article, wherein the fiber form in comprised of a structural fabric bearing plys of biased yarns, the bias of the yarns being maintained along the curvature of the fiber form, without wrinkling or buckling of the fiber form. The structural fabric is attached to a form bearing a shape-defining opening, and threads are sewn within the opening. The fabric is then removed from the form, and the ends of the fabrics are then sewn with more threads parallel to the first set of threads. Thereafter, the excess is trimmed away, and the resulting sewn fiber form may be infused with resin and molded into a structural article.
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patent: 4401495 (1983-08-01), McKinney
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Drummond Todd
Vees Frederick
Bell James J.
Xerkon Company
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