A pushable reinforcement elongate member and a method for manufacturing a part made from composite material
AssigneeReinforce3D, S.L.
InventorsMarc CRESCENTI SAVALL, Marc ROSELLO VAN SCHOOR
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AssigneeReinforce3D, S.L.
InventorsMarc CRESCENTI SAVALL, Marc ROSELLO VAN SCHOOR
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The present invention relates to a pushable reinforcement elongate member (R), comprising a plurality of continuous fibres which are or comprise non-consolidated fibres and form a first group (F) having a first flexural modulus, and at least one elongate element (E) having a second flexural modulus greater than the first flexural modulus, wherein the at least one elongate element (E) is joined to the first group (F) of continuous fibres, to transfer a pushing compression force in their longitudinal direction, from the at least one elongate element (E) to the first group (F) of continuous fibres. The invention also relates to a method for manufacturing a part (P), comprising obtaining a body (B) that includes a tubular cavity (T), introducing the pushable reinforcement elongate member (R) and a matrix material in the liquid state in the interior of the tubular cavity (T), and consolidating said matrix material until it solidifies.
A pushable reinforcement elongate member, comprising a plurality of continuous fibres, wherein said plurality of continuous fibres are or comprise non-consolidated fibres and form a first group having a first flexural modulus, wherein the pushable reinforcement elongate member further comprises at least one elongate element having a second flexural modulus greater than said first flexural modulus, and wherein said at least one elongate element is joined to said first group of continuous fibres;
A method for manufacturing a part made from composite material, wherein the part comprises a body and continuous fibres arranged within said body. wherein the method comprises the steps of:
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