Process for the production of a carbon tape

Textiles: manufacturing – Warp preparing or handling – Machine replenishing

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139420R, 264DIG19, 264 29, 423447, B29C 2500

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039552560

ABSTRACT:
The efficient production of pervious low density carbon fiber reinforced composite articles is made possible through the use of the present invention. A fibrous open weave tape (as described) which is capable of undergoing conversion to a carbonaceous fibrous material is continuously passed in the direction of its length through a series of heating zones to form a fibrous carbon tape (preferably of graphitic carbon) wherein an open weave construction is maintained. At least one layer of the resulting fibrous open weave carbon tape may be impregnated with a thermosetting resinous material, and subsequently cured to form a pervious composite article.
The composite articles exhibit a high specific modulus and strength, and are extremely lightweight. The lightweight composite articles may be utilized as structural elements, and are particularly suited for use as a facing sheet of an acoustic sandwich liner which serves as a noise suppression function in jet engines.

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patent: 3818082 (1974-06-01), Burns et al.

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