Fiber coating method

Title: Fiber coating method

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A coating is applied to reinforcing fibers arranged into a tow by coaxially aligning the tow with an adjacent separation layer and winding or wrapping the tow and separation layer onto a support structure in an interleaved manner so that the separation layer separates a wrap of the tow from an adjacent wrap of the tow. A coating can then be uniformly applied to the reinforcing fibers without defects caused by fiber tow to fiber tow contact. The separation layer can be a carbon fiber veil.

Inventors:

Corman, Gregory Scot ^[1]

(Ballston Lake, NY)

Issue Date:: 2001-01-01

Research Org.:: General Electric Co

OSTI Identifier:: 873472

Patent Number(s):: 6168827

Assignee:: General Electric Company (Schenectady, NY) CHO

DOE Contract Number:: FC02-92CE41000

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: fiber; coating; method; applied; reinforcing; fibers; arranged; coaxially; aligning; adjacent; separation; layer; winding; wrapping; support; structure; interleaved; manner; separates; wrap; uniformly; defects; caused; contact; carbon; veil; coating method; separation layer; carbon fiber; support structure; reinforcing fibers; fiber coating; fibers arranged; axially align; /427/156/

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