Patent classifications
B24B11/08
POLISHING EQUIPMENT FOR SPHERICAL BODY
A polishing equipment for a spherical body is provided, including: a base, including a tubular member configure to support the spherical body to be polished; a fluid pressurizing unit, being in communication with an interior of the tubular member and configure for fluid to flow into the interior of the tubular member to push the spherical body; a grinding member, configured to be relatively movable with respect to the tubular member, and configured for grinding an outer surface of the spherical body and rotating the spherical body by friction.
POLISHING EQUIPMENT FOR SPHERICAL BODY
A polishing equipment for a spherical body is provided, including: a base, including a tubular member configure to support the spherical body to be polished; a fluid pressurizing unit, being in communication with an interior of the tubular member and configure for fluid to flow into the interior of the tubular member to push the spherical body; a grinding member, configured to be relatively movable with respect to the tubular member, and configured for grinding an outer surface of the spherical body and rotating the spherical body by friction.
Fracking tools and methods of forming the same
A method of forming a fracking tool, such as a frac ball or a frac plug mandrel, may include: applying a resin to wet a filament; winding the wetted filament to form a cylinder; placing the cylinder in a cylindrical mold; increasing a pressure in the cylindrical mold to at least 3,000 psi; curing the resin at the pressure and a temperature of at least 250° F.; and extracting the cylinder from the mold. In some instances, the method may further include adding the resin and/or another resin into the cylindrical mold.
Fracking tools and methods of forming the same
A method of forming a fracking tool, such as a frac ball or a frac plug mandrel, may include: applying a resin to wet a filament; winding the wetted filament to form a cylinder; placing the cylinder in a cylindrical mold; increasing a pressure in the cylindrical mold to at least 3,000 psi; curing the resin at the pressure and a temperature of at least 250° F.; and extracting the cylinder from the mold. In some instances, the method may further include adding the resin and/or another resin into the cylindrical mold.
Fracking Tools and Methods of Forming the Same
A method of forming a fracking tool, such as a frac ball or a frac plug mandrel, may include: applying a resin to wet a filament; winding the wetted filament to form a cylinder; placing the cylinder in a cylindrical mold; increasing a pressure in the cylindrical mold to at least 3,000 psi; curing the resin at the pressure and a temperature of at least 250 F.; and extracting the cylinder from the mold. In some instances, the method may further include adding the resin and/or another resin into the cylindrical mold.
Fracking Tools and Methods of Forming the Same
A method of forming a fracking tool, such as a frac ball or a frac plug mandrel, may include: applying a resin to wet a filament; winding the wetted filament to form a cylinder; placing the cylinder in a cylindrical mold; increasing a pressure in the cylindrical mold to at least 3,000 psi; curing the resin at the pressure and a temperature of at least 250 F.; and extracting the cylinder from the mold. In some instances, the method may further include adding the resin and/or another resin into the cylindrical mold.
Systems and Methods for Forming a Winding Structure
An automated machine for forming winding structures without the use of a mandrel using a driven headstock and driven tailstock. The winding machine allows for selective orientation and selective layering of the filament as it is wound onto the pin rings. The winding structure can receive forms into a hollow center and the composite placed in a female mold. Alternatively the winding structure may be formed into a laminate which can be orientated and aligned on a form to achieve desired mechanical properties.
Systems and Methods for Forming a Winding Structure
An automated machine for forming winding structures without the use of a mandrel using a driven headstock and driven tailstock. The winding machine allows for selective orientation and selective layering of the filament as it is wound onto the pin rings. The winding structure can receive forms into a hollow center and the composite placed in a female mold. Alternatively the winding structure may be formed into a laminate which can be orientated and aligned on a form to achieve desired mechanical properties.