Patent classifications
D07B2201/2046
Method for producing a tension member, tension member, and use thereof
The invention relates to a method for filling in a tension member in particular for conveyor belts, in particular a tension member which is configured as a steel cable. The method is intended to allow the full penetration of the tension member structure. Here, the method contains at least the following method steps: —introducing the individual wires (2, 2′, 2″, 2′″, 2″″) of the strand (5) into the stranding head (1) of a stranding machine (10) and —partially or fully applying at least one coating agent to at least 50% of the individual wires (2, 2′, 2″, 2′″, 2″″) of the strand (5) prior to the twisting of the individual wires (2, 2′, 2″, 2′″, 2″″) to form a strand (5) or simultaneously with the twisting of the individual wires (2, 2′, 2″, 2′″, 2″″) to form a strand (5) and —twisting the individual wires (2, 2′, 2″, 2′″, 2″″) to form a strand (5), wherein at least 50% of the individual wires (2, 2′, 2″, 2′″, 2″″) have been provided with at least one coating agent, and —making a cable from at least one strand (5).
Aircraft fuselage and structural cable for aircraft fuselage
A wide body aircraft is discussed having a fuselage with a first structural element, a second structural element, a wide-body fuselage section, and a plurality of tension members. Each of the first structural element and the second structural element may be arranged to traverse a longitudinal length of the wide-body fuselage section. The wide-body fuselage section may comprise a set of side-by-side fuselage subassemblies, where the set of side-by-side fuselage subassemblies can be coupled to one another via the first structural element and the second structural element. The plurality of tension members can be arranged to manage tension between the first structural element and the second structural element. The plurality of tension members can be configured to remain flexible under a compression load, while managing tension therebetween.
Method for making a tension member
A method for manufacturing a tension member, in particular for use in a belt or in a belt segment, having the steps of: preparing a tension member which has a plurality of tension member strands and filling at least some of the intermediate spaces between the tension member strands with a filling material at least at one open end of the tension member, wherein the tension member remains free of the filling material toward the outside.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING AN INDIVIDUALLY SHEATHED STRAND, STRAND THUS OBTAINED AND STRAND MANUFACTURING INSTALLATION
The method for manufacturing an individually sheathed strand comprises: conveying a group of metal wires through a die; upstream of the die, applying a first filler product to at least a first portion of the strand; upstream of the die, applying a second filler product to at least a second portion of the strand distinct from the first portion; and extruding a plastic around the group of metal wires passing through the die, so as to envelop the group of metal wires covered with the first and second filler products in a continuous sheath formed of the extruded plastic. The second filler product has greater adhesion to the group of metal wires than the first filler product.
RENEWABLE NATURAL FIBER FISHING LINE
The disclosure provides embodiments of a fishing line that includes renewable natural fibers, and a renewable natural coating. Some of the embodiments of the disclosed fishing line include, for example, a single strand line, or a braided or plaited line made from multiple threads, strands or yarns. Other embodiments of the disclosed fishing line are degradable over a predetermined timeline. These embodiments are preferred because of the low environmental impact of the disclosed fishing lines.
Cable, Strand, and Method and Device for Producing a Cable and a Strand
The invention relates to a laid cable (1-1b), in particular a laid fiber cable (1-1b) or a laid hybrid cable, comprising at least one core strand or a laid core cable (2-2b) and at least one outer strand (7-7b) surrounding the core strand or the core cable (2-2b), the core strand, the core cable (2-2b) and/or the at least one outer strand is composed of at least one fiber line (9-9b, 10-10b). The at least one fiber line (9-9b, 10-10b) is beneficially made of a composite material having reinforcing fibers (12), the reinforcing fibers (12) of which composite material are laid to form at least one reinforcing line (11). Advantageously, a laid cable which is stable under transverse pressure is provided. The invention also relates to a strand, to a method for manufacturing a cable and a strand, to an apparatus for producing a cable and/or a strand, as well as an apparatus with a drum drive, said apparatus comprising a cable according to the invention.
ELASTOMER REINFORCEMENT CORD
Provided is an elastomer reinforcement cord which takes advantage of characteristics of a composite cord using steel filaments and a resin filament and in which a diameter (a geometrically calculated value) of the cord including only the steel filaments without resin, as calculated from a wire diameter of the steel filaments used, is substantially the same as an actual cord diameter after vulcanization. In an elastomer reinforcement cord 10 including a core and at least one sheath layer, in which metal filaments 2 and 3 and a resin filament 1 are twisted together, gaps between the metal filaments are filled with resin. The diameter of the cord is from 98 to 100.5% of the geometrically calculated value of the diameter of the cord including only the metal filaments, and a total length of gaps between the metal filaments forming an outermost sheath layer before vulcanization is 85% or less of the geometrically calculated value. In a region surrounded by connecting the center of each metal filament forming the outermost sheath layer on a cross section in a direction orthogonal to an axial direction of the cord, the ratio of a polymer material to a region other than the region occupied by the metal filaments is from 52 to 120%.
MULTI-STRAND COMPOSITE FIBER TENSIONING CABLE
A cable comprising a plurality of fiber composite tensioning elements (1,2) having different mechanical properties into the same bundle wherein at least one of the tensioning elements (1,2) has a different size and shape from the other tensioning elements (1,2) into the same bundle.
Coated PC steel stranded cable
A coated PC steel stranded cable includes: a stranded cable in which a plurality of elemental wires each composed of steel are twisted together; an anti-corrosive coating having an outer circumferential portion that coats an outer circumference of the stranded cable; an outer coating that coats an outer circumference of the anti-corrosive coating; and an optical fiber provided at a position inwardly of an outer circumferential surface of the outer coating and corresponding to a strand groove in the stranded cable so as to follow expansion and contraction of the stranded cable.
ELEVATOR LOAD BEARING MEMBER HAVING A FABRIC STRUCTURE
An illustrative example assembly for making an elevator load bearing member includes a fabric having a plurality of fibers arranged with some of the fibers transverse to others of the fibers. A plurality of cords are configured to support a load associated with an elevator car. The cords are included in the fabric and have respective coatings. The coatings include a first coating material and a second coating material, or include different coating thicknesses such that some of the coatings have a different coating thickness than others of the coatings, or the coatings include the first coating material and the second coating material and some of the coatings have a different coating thickness than others of the coatings.