Joining Parameters and Handling System for Automated Subpreform Assembly

Jürgen Fleischer; Fabian Ballier; Matthias Dietrich

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.840.66

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Joining Parameters and Handling System for Automated Subpreform Assembly

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The production and processing of fiber-reinforced plastics (FRP) is constantly increasing in industry. A commonly used method is resin transfer molding (RTM). FRP components are produced for large series by now. Therefore, the aspect of processing efficiency is becoming more and more important. The semi-finished product can be better exploited, for example, if large preforms were composed of single subpreforms. These subpreforms are easier to drape and can be produced within an automated line. Consequently, the necessary assembly of the subpreforms needs to be automated as well. This way, the process can be made time and resource efficient. The article that follows now will focus more closely on a concept that deals with the handling and subsequent assembling of subpreforms. Furthermore, the variables that can be adjusted for the assembly process are examined and their influence on the resulting connection quality is shown.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 840)

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66-73

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June 2016

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Jürgen Fleischer*, Fabian Ballier, Matthias Dietrich

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Fiber Reinforced Plastic, Subpreform Assembly

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