The multi-stage filament winding (MSFW) method enables the sustainable production of lightweight fibre composites with complex geometries. Double curved components, even with undercuts, are analysed and concave areas which are not suitable for filament winding are replaced by convex temporary geometries.
Permanent and temporary mandrel parts are combined for the stage-based fabrication method. The sand composites developed for MSFW mandrels can be washed out using water. The sand can be reused. This paper introduces the fabrication method, presents the status of the research, and focuses on the geometry generation algorithm of the integrative design process.
%0 Journal Article
%1 fruh2021multistage
%A Früh, Nikolas
%A Knippers, Jan
%D 2021
%I Elsevier
%J Composite Structures
%K architecture composite design fabrication fibre filament from:petraheim früh integrative itke knippers multi-stage reinforced robotic winding
%R https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compstruct.2021.113969
%T Multi-stage filament winding: Integrative design and fabrication method for fibre-reinforced composite components of complex geometries
%V 268
%X The multi-stage filament winding (MSFW) method enables the sustainable production of lightweight fibre composites with complex geometries. Double curved components, even with undercuts, are analysed and concave areas which are not suitable for filament winding are replaced by convex temporary geometries.
Permanent and temporary mandrel parts are combined for the stage-based fabrication method. The sand composites developed for MSFW mandrels can be washed out using water. The sand can be reused. This paper introduces the fabrication method, presents the status of the research, and focuses on the geometry generation algorithm of the integrative design process.
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abstract = {The multi-stage filament winding (MSFW) method enables the sustainable production of lightweight fibre composites with complex geometries. Double curved components, even with undercuts, are analysed and concave areas which are not suitable for filament winding are replaced by convex temporary geometries.
Permanent and temporary mandrel parts are combined for the stage-based fabrication method. The sand composites developed for MSFW mandrels can be washed out using water. The sand can be reused. This paper introduces the fabrication method, presents the status of the research, and focuses on the geometry generation algorithm of the integrative design process.},
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author = {Früh, Nikolas and Knippers, Jan},
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title = {Multi-stage filament winding: Integrative design and fabrication method for fibre-reinforced composite components of complex geometries},
volume = 268,
year = 2021
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