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Volume 4, Issue 2 (July 1982)
An Approximate Method of Sizing Soluble Plaster Mandrels in Filament Winding
Published Online: 01 July 1982
CODEN: CTROAD
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The mandrel is one of the most important components of the filament-winding process. Careful attention must be paid to the mandrel design, material selection, and all other relevant manufacturing and processing parameters involved in fabricating a vessel. The material selected for the mandrel should have a substantial strength and be capable of retaining dimensional accuracy of the required wound wessel. The stiffness of the mandrel material plays an important role in governing the residual filament stresses in the wound products.
Author Information:
Kerber, FL
Instituto de Atividades Espaciais,
Al-Qureshi, HA
Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica,
Stock #: CTR10765J
ISSN:0884-6804
DOI: 10.1520/CTR10765J
AuthorTitle An Approximate Method of Sizing Soluble Plaster Mandrels in Filament Winding
Symposium ,
Committee D30