Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ – Composite article making
Patent
1985-02-25
1987-03-17
Anderson, Philip
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Pore forming in situ
Composite article making
264 464, 264 467, 264 469, 264137, 264257, 264DIG83, C08J 934, B29C 4514, B29C 6714, B29C 6718
Patent
active
046506209
ABSTRACT:
In a filament winding technique, filaments are wound around a mandrel, and the mandrel remains in the structure and becomes part, normally a structural part, of the article. The mandrel may be any suitable rigid, light-weight material, but a foamed material such as a structural foam is thought to be most suitable. Metal inserts for attaching other components to the filament wound article can be moulded into the mandrel surface, and locked in place by the filament windings. According to a preferred aspect of the invention a motor vehicle suspension wishbone is made according to such filament winding method and the mandrel on which the filaments are wound remains in the structure.
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Edwards Kevin L.
Middleton Victor
Owen Michael J.
Anderson Philip
Ford Motor Company
May Roger L.
McDermott Peter D.
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