Winding filament for metal matrix composites
A technology of metal matrix and composite materials, which is applied in the field of preparing solidified metal matrix composite parts and direct winding of metal infiltrated fiber bundles, which can solve the problems of expensive casting molds and rising costs
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[0057] By providing a bundle of 6 strands (tow) of 10000 denier alumina fibers (obtained from 3M Company under the tradename 610), making it pass through a set of aperture guides and positioning rollers to prepare a wire wound metal matrix composite cylinder. The fiber bundle was introduced into a molten aluminum bath maintained at about 1350°F. Molten aluminum is produced by melting aluminum (99.99% Al). Molten aluminum is infiltrated into the fiber bundles by ultrasonic vibrations. Ultrasonic vibrations are provided by a waveguide connected to an ultrasonic processor. The waveguide included a 1 inch diameter Ti-6Al-4V (wt%) extender and a pure Nb tip. The Nb waveguide tip was set within 0.050" of the fiber bundle and operated at 20 kHz. The front end of the fiber bundle was connected to a mandrel, which was connected to the motor via a cross link and a manual screw drive mechanism, the cross The connecting rod is used to control the rotation, and the manual transmission...
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[0059] A bundle of 6 strands (tow) of 10000 denier alumina fiber (obtained from 3M Company under the trade name Nextel 610) was provided by feeding it through the creel with a tensioned spool. A series of tensioned rolls, hole guides, and positioning rolls to produce a wire-wound metal matrix composite cylinder. The fiber bundle was introduced into a molten aluminum bath maintained at about 1350°F. Molten aluminum is produced by melting 99.99% aluminum. Molten aluminum is infiltrated into the fiber bundles by ultrasonic vibrations. Ultrasonic vibrations are provided by a waveguide connected to an ultrasonic processor. The waveguide included a 1 inch diameter Ti-6Al-4V (wt%) extender and a pure Nb tip. The Nb waveguide tip was set within 0.050" of the fiber bundle and operated at 20 kHz. The front end of the fiber bundle was connected to a mandrel attached to a filament winder (McClean-Anderson, Schofield, WI) through rotation of the mandrel The fiber bundle is drawn throug...
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