Wiley Encyclopedia of Composites 2012
DOI: 10.1002/9781118097298.weoc088
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Filament Winding: Design, Materials, Structures and Manufacturing Processes

Abstract: This article provides basic information regarding the background, state of the art, process parameters, involved materials, and (possible) products of the filament winding process. This technology is the first automated procedure that is applied for the manufacturing of high performance structures. Owing to recent developments in design and analysis software, machinery, materials, and information technology, the competitiveness of the filament winding process has significantly improved. Therefore, next to the … Show more

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“…In addition, what seems to be the Holy Grail (viewed as the greatly desired and sought‐after objective) of the composite‐structures domain, that is, a unified approach or integral design is tackled. The said integral design paradigm is defined by filament‐winder Koussios in as “the intrinsic connection between the resulting configuration of geometries, materials and dimensions; the product performance and its production process.” In this work, Potter's and Koussios’ view of design are considered together with the methodological tools worked out by Collombet.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, what seems to be the Holy Grail (viewed as the greatly desired and sought‐after objective) of the composite‐structures domain, that is, a unified approach or integral design is tackled. The said integral design paradigm is defined by filament‐winder Koussios in as “the intrinsic connection between the resulting configuration of geometries, materials and dimensions; the product performance and its production process.” In this work, Potter's and Koussios’ view of design are considered together with the methodological tools worked out by Collombet.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notwithstanding the heterogeneity in the layouts of the conventional filament winding equipment mentioned in the references [42,43], there are three archetypal basic configurations [44]: a lathe-type (helical) winder, a racetrack (in-plane or polar) winder, and a tumble winder. The racetrack (polar or in-plane) winders are effective for winding angles close to zero, but the length-to-diameter ratios of the wound parts are delimited to 1.8-2.0 to obviate the fiber slippage [43].…”
Section: Design Conceptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This residual stress is the major cause of a decrease in the molding quality because it causes the shell to be stratified, folded, and fractured. [3][4][5] The capability of the shell to bear the pressure is seriously affected. Finally, the shell cannot uniformly bear the pressure, and it breaks layer by layer.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%