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2 results about "Special geometry" patented technology

A shock-absorbing tenon structure

ActiveCN224451351UArchitectural engineeringSpecial geometry
This utility model relates to the field of civil engineering technology, and in particular to a vibration-damping tenon structure, comprising: two pre-embedded mechanisms, each with an identical structure, including an externally connected mounting plate, a sleeve assembly fixedly connected to the mounting plate, and a pressure plate fixed at the opening of the sleeve assembly, the pressure plate having a through hole; and a vibration-damping mechanism, with both ends passing through the through hole and extending into the sleeve assembly, the ends of the vibration-damping mechanism being bolted to the center of the mounting plate; wherein the vibration-damping tenon has a variable diameter structure, with the largest diameter located inside the sleeve near the pressure plate. This utility model, through the combination of the pre-embedded mechanism and the vibration-damping mechanism, ensures a firm connection between the vibration-damping mechanism and the mounting plate, thereby improving the stability of the overall structure. By maximizing the diameter of the tenon within the sleeve, and optimizing energy dissipation through the special geometry of the internal structure, the durability and reliability of the vibration-damping system are improved, making it more suitable for the high-standard application requirements of modern complex engineering environments.
Owner:CHANGZHOU ROAD STRUCTURE DAMPING EQUIP

Method for producing a core layer for a composite component and composite component and method for producing the same

ActiveDE102020132479B4Synthetic resin layered productsLaminationProduction lineSpecial geometry
Method for producing a core layer (13) for a composite component (10) produced in sandwich construction, the method comprising the following steps: - Providing a core layer material (310) as a quasi-endless material at a production plant (300); - rolling out the core layer material (310); - cutting the core layer material (310) into individual elements (320) using a cutting device (330) and / or a cutting punch (332); - making further cuts (340) on the cut elements (320) which later form the corresponding walls of the core layer cells; - wherein the additional cuts (340) result from manufacturing data and a previously carried out optimization of the core layer (13) with regard to stability and weight for adaptation to the prevailing loading conditions in order to thereby specifically vary cell properties of the individual core layer cells; - arranging the cut elements (320) with their cuts (340) one above the other to form an element stack (350), wherein additional spacers or adhesive points (360) are introduced between the individual layers of the elements (320) in order to form the specific geometry and shape of the core layer (13); - Pulling apart the completely manufactured element stack (350), resulting in the core layer (13).
Owner:DEUTSCHES ZENTRUM FÜR LUFT UND RAUMFAHRT E V