Aircraft monument composite construction using carbon uni-directional spread flat tow woven fabric
AssigneeB/E Aerospace, Inc.
InventorsPeter J. L. Burd, Venkata Prasanth Suman Neti
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AssigneeB/E Aerospace, Inc.
InventorsPeter J. L. Burd, Venkata Prasanth Suman Neti
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A construction of commercial aircraft interior monument employs carbon fiber Spread Tow Fabric (STF) as face sheets (skins) surrounding a paper honeycomb or foam core to produce flat pressed panels of high strength and desirable thickness. Each individual panel is joined with other panels to construct a modular rectangular cubic able to be modularly coupled with additional structures to form the aircraft monument. The use individual STF panels offer a desirable weight and footprint of a fabricated structure as a whole. Also usable in conjunction with other composite reinforcements, the individual STF panels produce hybrid lay-ups for both pressed flat panel and tooled composite moldings offering a high strength to weight ratio of the overall monument.
A composite aircraft cabin monument construction, comprising:
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