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Method for making carbon fibre-reinforced parts of composite material

A technology of composite materials and manufacturing methods, applied to parts of brakes, brake discs, non-woven fabrics, etc., can solve problems such as uneven materials and increased manufacturing costs

Active Publication Date: 2009-06-03
MESSIER BUGATTI INC
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Clogging the pores requires an additional operation which increases manufacturing costs and does not prevent the material from becoming substantially inhomogeneous

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Embodiment 1

[0092] Carbon fiber preforms for aircraft brake discs are manufactured as follows:

[0093] nD woven sheets of peroxidized PAN fibers are formed by draping and light needling 3 UD woven sheets forming an angle of ±60° to each other;

[0094] Formation of 3D fiber preforms by overlapping and needling together cloth layers obtained from nD woven sheets using the method of document US 5 792 715;

[0095] cutting out a disc-shaped portion from said 3D fiber substrate; and

[0096] • Carbonization of the cut-out parts to obtain disc-shaped fiber preforms made of carbon fibres.

[0097] The resulting preform was densified by CVI in a conventional manner to obtain a carbon matrix using a method comprising a first densification period of 500 hours (h), skin scraping, and a second densification of 75 h.

[0098] use as figure 2 The device shown pierces other preforms obtained in this way after the carbonization step to form holes, said device being equipped with image 3 Shown is ...

Embodiment 2

[0106] Carbon fiber preforms for aircraft brake discs were produced as in Example 1, some preforms were used to manufacture the rotating disc, other preforms were used to manufacture the end discs, and still others were used to manufacture the center discs (wherein Brakes consist of stacks with alternating fixed and rotary discs).

[0107] The preforms for each type of disk were processed as follows:

[0108] A) With needles as used in Example 1, with 4 holes / cm per surface 2 A density of 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000010000000000000 whom formed holes whose penetration was such that the ends of the needles protruded a length of 6.63 mm to ensure that the first burr of each needle went directly through the preform and out from the opposite surface;

[0109] B) Pores are formed as in A), but with a density of 2 pores / cm per surface 2 ;

[0110] C) Holes are formed on only on...

Embodiment 3

[0123] Carbon fiber preforms for aircraft brake discs were fabricated as in Example 2.

[0124] Holes were formed in the preforms using various types of barbed needles supplied by suppliers Foster Needles Co. and Groz Beckert. Densify the perforated preform and process the turntable, center and end disks as in Example 2. Table II gives the relative density values ​​for each type of disc measured with different types of needles and different hole densities. The first 4 rows of needles are supplied by the supplier Foster Needle Co. with a working section height of 0.45 mm to 0.55 mm, and the other needles are supplied by the supplier Groz Beckert and have a working section height of 0.7 mm to 1 mm . For comparison, the average relative density of disks manufactured in the same manner, but without holes formed in the preform was also measured.

[0125] Table II

[0126] needle type Hole density (hole) Number of piercing surfaces turntable Center fix Final or...

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Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for making carbon fibre-reinforced parts of composite meterial. A coherent fiber preform made of carbon fibers presents holes formed from at least a first face of the preform, and the preform is densified by depositing therein a material constituting a matrix by means of a chemical vapor infiltration type process. The holes are formed by causing a plurality of non-rotary elongate tools to penetrate simultaneously, the tools being substantially mutually parallel and presenting on their surfaces roughnesses or portions in relief suitable for breaking and / or transferring fibers they encounter, the tools being caused to penetrate simultaneously by moving a support carrying the tools, and the tools being selected to have a cross-section that makes it possible to obtain in the carbon fiber preform holes that present a cross-section with a mean dimension lying in the range 50 mum to 500 mum.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the manufacture of carbon fiber reinforced composite parts manufactured at least in part by chemical vapor infiltration (CVI) type processes densified from a matrix. Background technique [0002] A particular but not exclusive application of the invention is the manufacture of brake discs from carbon / carbon (C / C) composite materials, particularly for aircraft brakes comprising an assembly having fixed and rotary discs alternating on a common axis. However, the invention is applicable to the manufacture of other C / C composite parts and parts from other carbon fiber reinforced composite materials, in particular from ceramic matrix composite (CMC) materials or from composite materials with a carbon matrix and a ceramic matrix. [0003] It is well known to densify porous substrates such as fibrous substrates by using CVI-type methods. [0004] In a conventional CVI process, the substrate for densification is placed in an o...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): C04B35/83
CPCC04B2235/612C04B2235/614F16D69/023C04B2235/5256C04B35/83C04B2235/945D04H18/02F16D65/00F16D65/12
Inventor E·布沙尔E·莱尔姆
Owner MESSIER BUGATTI INC
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