Three-Dimensional Impregnated Filamentary Materials and Methods for Making The Same, US Patent No. 4038440

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US Patent 4,038,440 (1977), granted to Robert W. King of Avco Corporation, describes a method and product for making three-dimensional woven filamentary material. Filaments in the Z axis are interlaced with X and Y filament layers in close touching contact, held together by inter-yarn friction. The block is then compressed and impregnated with plastic or resin and cured into a billet that can be machined. The document includes the USPTO database printout, the claims and description, and the patent drawings of the apparatus and the impregnation setup.

Type
Patent
Date
July 26, 1977
Language
English
Pages
15
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