Patent classifications
B29L2022/00
Centrifugal hollow basic body forming method and device
A centrifugal hollow basic body forming method includes forming a parison that includes a superficial frozen layer and an inner uncured layer, by filling a model with material; and centrifuging to form the hollow basic body by causing the inner uncured layer to separate from the parison under centrifugal force generated by a centrifugation device and provide a separated uncured material. A centrifugal hollow basic body forming device includes a molding device structured to form a parison that includes a superficial frozen layer and an inner uncured layer; and a centrifugation device that generates a centrifugal force effective to separate the inner uncured layer from the superficial frozen layer as separated uncured material and form the hollow basic body, and that is provided with an overflow chamber for collecting the separated uncured material.
Rotational molding with pre-formed shapes
A method of incorporating a preformed shape into a rotational molded product by a method that comprises the steps of a) forming a first resin into an uncured preformed shape having perimeter edges; b) positioning the uncured preformed shape having perimeter edges against an inside wall of a rotational mold; c) adding a second resin into the rotational mold; heating and rotating the rotational mold to form the rotational molded product, wherein said second resin binds to the perimeter edges of the preformed shape and the preformed shape becomes cured. The invention also relates to a rotationally molded product that has a preformed shape made of a first resin incorporated into an object or vessel made of a second resin, wherein the preformed shape is integral with the object or vessel.
Manufacturing method of tank
A manufacturing method of a tank comprises winding a fiber on a liner by hoop winding. The winding comprises: forming an (N+1)-th layer such that a position closer to a center of the liner by a first predetermined distance along an axis line direction of the liner from an end in the axis line direction of an N-th layer is set to position of an end in the axis line direction of the (N+1)-th layer with respect to a direction perpendicular to the axis line direction; and winding the fiber on the N-th layer to provide one winding turn of the fiber, such that a pressing force of pressing the N-th layer in the axis line direction by the fiber is equal to or smaller than a total frictional force in an area in the N-th layer on an edge side in the axis line direction of a fiber winding position.
Method for making resin hollow body and flow measuring device
A metal mold includes a restraining part that is fitted in a recess provided at a part of surfaces of at least two resin parts that serves as an outer surface of a resin hollow body. A linear space is filled with high-pressure resin fluid injected at a predetermined injection pressure. The resin parts are joined together. The mold receives injection pressure of resin fluid, with which the space is filled, through the resin parts, and applies pressing force, which pushes back the resin parts toward the space, to the resin parts as reaction force against injection pressure. Stress is produced on a hollow wall surface in a direction in which the wall surface projects into a hollow portion due to injection pressure. The restraining part applies pressing force to the resin parts in a direction opposite from the stress projecting the wall surface into the hollow portion.
Injection Stretch Blow Molded Articles and Random Copolymers for Use Therein
A polymer composition adapted for use in injection stretch blow molding may include a metallocene random propylene-based copolymer in the absence of a clarifier. The metallocene random propylene-based copolymer may exhibit a melting point of from 105 C. to less than 175 C., a recrystallization temperature ranging from 85 C. to 100 C. as measured by DSC, a microtacticity ranging from 89% to 99%, a molecular weight (Mw) ranging from 170,000 to 210,000, and a melt flow rate of from about 1 dg/min. to about 40 dg/min. A method of forming an injection stretch blow molded (ISBM) article may include providing the metallocene random propylene-based copolymer, injection molding the metallocene random propylene-based copolymer in the absence of a clarifier into a preform, and stretch-blowing the preform into an article.
APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR HYBRID MANUFACTURING
An apparatus for hybrid manufacturing comprising a frame, a build plate that is adapted to move relative to the frame, a material pump that is adapted to pump one or more materials, a mixing head that is adapted to mix the one or more materials, a mixing hose that is in fluid communication with the material pump and the mixing head, a pump that is adapted to remove air from or introduce air into a mold, a hose that is in fluid communication with the pump and the mold, a vat that is adapted to retain a liquid, and a radiation source that is disposed adjacent to the vat. The apparatus prints the mold and fills the mold. A method comprising printing the mold with material(s), removing air from or introducing air into the mold, filling the mold with one or more primary materials, and dissolving the mold.
FIBER BLANK WOVEN AS A SINGLE PIECE BY THREE-DIMENSIONAL WEAVING TO MAKE A CLOSED BOX-STRUCTURE PLATFORM OUT OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL FOR A TURBINE ENGINE FAN
A fiber blank woven as a single piece by three-dimensional weaving to make a closed box-structure platform out of composite material for a turbine engine fan. In each plane of the fiber blank, a set of warp yarns interlinks layers of weft yarns in first, second, and third portions of the fiber blank, while leaving a closed non-interlinked zone separating the first and second portions over a fraction of the dimension of the fiber blank in the warp direction between an upstream non-interlinking limit and a downstream non-interlinking limit, and while leaving at least one open non-interlinked zone separating the second and third portions over a fraction of the dimension of the fiber blank in the warp direction from a non-interlinking limit to a downstream edge of the fiber blank. A method of fabricating a preform for the closed box-structure platform can use such a fiber blank.
METHOD FOR SEALING A METAL CANS WITH PEELABLE LIDS AND DEVICE THEREFOR
A method of sealing a peelable lid (2) to a flange (4) provided within a metal can body (1) which involves inserting an induction coil (6) into the can body to primarily heat the sealing surface (5) of the flange, whilst keeping the exterior wall of the can relatively cool to avoid tin reflow and decoration degradation of the exterior wall. The induction coil is subsequently removed from the can body and a peelable lid applied to the flange, whereby residual heat in the flange aids the sealing of the lid to the flange, e.g. by allowing activation of a bonding material.
COLLAPSIBLE TOOL STRUCTURE FOR SMALL FORM IMPLEMENTATION
An embodiment of a device is described. The device may include a body. The body includes an outer surface and an inner surface defining a bore within the body. The inner surface defines a maximum inner dimension of the bore no more than 10 millimeters. The bore has a longitudinal axis therethrough. The device may include a plurality of parting lines on the inner surface of the body. The device may include a recess in the inner surface of the body. The recess may be a housed recess and may have a depth in a lateral direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the bore.
Method of forming composite handle
A method of forming an elongated composite element includes providing an elongated tubular member and establishing a plurality of holes through an outer wall of the elongated tubular member. A polymeric resin is provided that comprises a curable material that, when uncured, comprises a fluid material and that, when cured, comprises a substantially rigid material. The uncured polymeric resin is extruded along the elongated tubular member, whereby the polymeric resin flows at least partially through the holes and is disposed within the inner cavity and at an outer surface of the outer wall of the elongated tubular member. The polymeric resin is cured to form the composite element whereby the cured polymeric resin limits flexing of the at least one elongated tubular member and the elongated composite element.