Method of manufacturing a fuselage barrel made of monolithic composite material
A composite, monolithic technology used in airframes, airframe frames, chemical instruments and methods to solve problems such as damage to curing bags
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[0024] first reference figure 1 and figure 2 , reference numeral 10 generally designates a collapsible inner mandrel (or auxiliary mandrel), the outer surface of which is defined by a set of mandrel sectors 11 radially shrinkable with respect to the central horizontal axis x back. The mandrel sectors are operable in a radial direction to assume a radially extended position in which the mandrel sectors are juxtaposed circumferentially so as to collectively define a circumferentially continuous outer surface in which On the continuous outer surface is placed the pre-impregnated fiber strip to be cured for the manufacture of the fuselage body. In the example shown in the figures, the outer surface of the mandrel is almost cylindrical to manufacture the main body or middle section of the fuselage of the aircraft. However, the method is equally applicable to the manufacture of tapered fuselage barrels (or fuselage bodies), eg frusto-conical, the barrels being placed along the f...
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