A splicing method for hollow composite material joints
A composite material and hollow technology, which is applied in the splicing field of hollow composite material joints, can solve the problems of difficulty in delamination, designability, reducing the strength of composite materials at joints, and uneven thickness of hollow composite materials, and achieves complete internal cavity continuity. , Flat without obvious height change, high-strength effect
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[0026] Such as Figure 1-3 As shown, first make two hollow fabrics 1 with a thickness of 4mm on the same horizontal plane, and overlap each other, and the overlapping distance is 100mm;
[0027] Then, the overlapping hollow fabrics are cut, and the leftover material 3 of the cut hollow fabrics is removed, so that the seams 2 of the two hollow fabrics are just completely spliced;
[0028] Lay a fiberglass mat 4 with a width of 100mm on the surface of the hollow fabric, and the fiberglass mat just covers the seam 2 of the hollow fabric;
[0029] Finally, the resin is used to impregnate the hollow fabric and the glass fiber mat at the same time, and after curing, a hollow composite material with joints and a completely continuous internal cavity is obtained.
[0030] Relevant tests were carried out on the prepared hollow composite material with joints, and the results showed that the liquid had good penetration inside the composite material and at the joints, and the joints did ...
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