Joints and connections – Having a joining piece extending through aligned openings in...
Patent
1981-04-14
1983-09-20
Kundrat, Andrew V.
Joints and connections
Having a joining piece extending through aligned openings in...
29523, 29526R, 29507, 411360, 411 69, 403228, 403224, F16B 1900
Patent
active
044052561
ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a fastener joint in a composite material work piece subject to an operating load comprising the steps of forming a hole of a prescribed hole diameter through the composite material work piece placing a tubular metal sleeve member with a compressible cushion layer around the outside thereof within the hole through the work piece; non-elastically expanding the tubular metal sleeve member radially and circumferentially to force the cushion layer into contact with the hole surface and compress the cushion layer; and placing a fastener in the tubular metal sleeve member to maintain the sleeve member radially and circumferentially expanded and the cushion layer compressed to a thickness to transmit the operating load from the work piece to the fastener through the cushion layer and sleeve member. The joint formed by the method is also disclosed.
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Fischetti Joseph A.
Kundrat Andrew V.
Powell B. J.
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