Method for molding fiber reinforced composite tube

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ – Composite article making

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156285, 156286, 249157, 264 87, 264161, 264257, 264313, 264314, 264334, 264337, 264338, B29C 2710, B29C 1500, B29D 302, B29D 2300

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ABSTRACT:
A fiber reinforced composite tube is molded by applying an annular, liquid-resin-impregnated layer of reinforcing fibers to a cylindrical mold or mandrel; placing in contact with the exposed surface of the fiber-resin layer a compression sleeve which is split lengthwise to permit circumferential contraction or expansion of the sleeve into pressurizing relation with the layer; pressurizing the compression sleeve with fluid pressure to compress the fiber-resin layer and thereby compact the reinforcing fibers and expell entrapped air and excess resin from the layer; and curing the resin while the fiber-resin layer is so compressed.

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