Assembly comprising at least one composite part and attachment means
AssigneeConseil Et Technique
InventorDidier VALEMBOIS
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InventorDidier VALEMBOIS
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A fastening with a first composite part, the part is secured, near an attachment zone, to a second part, a bearing edge of the part contacts a bearing edge of the second part. The fastening attaches the first part to the second part. Near the attachment zone, the first part is composed by a drape made of a superposition of unidirectional layers with angles of orientation of fibers that are different between two adjacent layers. Near the attachment zone, at least one cavity is laid out in the first part, parallel to the contact surface and along a direction perpendicular to the direction of the unidirectional layers, and at least one hole perpendicular to the contact surface, where the hole starts from its bearing edge and opens in the cavity, and receives a threaded element.
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A fastening comprising at least, a first composite part made by draping unidirectional fiber layers in a thermoplastic or heat cured matrix, where said first composite part is intended to be secured, near an attachment zone that it comprises, to a second part, composite or not, a bearing edge of said first composite part coming into contact on a bearing edge of said second part, where said fastening further comprises means of attachment of said first composite part to said second part and wherein, at least near said attachment zone, said first composite part is composed of a draping constituted of a superposition of unidirectional layers with angles of orientation of the fibers different between two adjacent layers, and in that, near said attachment zone, at least one cavity is laid out in said first composite part, parallel to said contact surface and along a direction perpendicular to the direction of the unidirectional layers, and at least one hole along an axis perpendicular to said contact surface, where said hole starts from the bearing edge of said first composite part and opens in said cavity, where said hole is intended to receive a threaded element, whereas said cavity and the second part serve as bearing for tightening elements.
A fastening comprising, at least, a first composite part made by draping unidirectional fiber layers in a thermoplastic or heat cured matrix, where said first composite part is intended to be secured, near an attachment zone that it comprises, to a second part, composite or not, a bearing edge of said first composite part coming into contact on a bearing edge of said second part, where said fastening further comprises means of attachment of said first composite part to said second part and wherein, at least near said attachment zone, said first composite part is composed of a draping constituted of a superposition of unidirectional layers with angles of orientation of the fibers different between two adjacent layers, and wherein, near said attachment zone, at least one cavity is laid out in said first composite part, parallel to said contact surface and along a direction perpendicular to the direction of the unidirectional layers, and at least one hole along an axis inclined relative to said contact surface, where said hole starts from the bearing edge of said first composite part and opens in said cavity, where said hole is intended to receive a threaded element, whereas said cavity and the second part serve as bearing for tightening elements.
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