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Premiere fibers

Mohawk Industries Nan Ya Plastics New Generation Yarn Palmetto Synthetics Performance Fibers Premiere Fibers Shakespeare Specialty Filaments Teijin Monofilament US Unifi... [Pg.129]

Premax Modules. [Premier Refractories] Ceramic fiber m ules. [Pg.294]

Pronax Modules. [Premier Rdhactories] Ceramic fiber monies. [Pg.294]

USA by Raytheon, following the success of its all composite turboprop, Starship. Called Premier 1, the business jet has an all RP fuselage with metal alloy wing. The carbon fiber/epoxy honeycomb fuselage is produced by computer-controlled automated machines, which are quicker than the hand lay-up used for the Starship. The cabin is reported to be 178 mm higher and 203 mm wider than competitors. The construction saves weight and is stronger than alnminnm. [Pg.581]

Chemical vapor infiltration (CVI) is a process whereby reactive chemical species are generated in the vapor phase and allowed to react with a solid substrate thus modifying its chemistry. A successful use of this process requires (1) an absolutely continuous and stoichiometric conversion of the initial to the final chemistry in the solid state, and (2) a continuous and eventually complete conversion of the morphology, density, surface tension, mechanical as well all other properties. Discontinuous or incomplete results cause a steep drop in strength, the premier measure of uniformity. By combining the complexities of chemical vapor deposition (this chapter) with those of fiber formation from a precursor fiber (Chapters 8 to 12), the process is therefore intrinsically more difficult to control than any other. [Pg.59]

Raytheon Aircraft have designed the Premier I cabin around a sandwich of inner and outer carbon fiber layers around a layer of honeycomb material. The carbon fiber/epoxy tows were applied by a Cincinnati Machine Viper 7-axis fiber placement system, producing a structure 20% lighter than an A1 one (Figure 23.19). [Pg.976]

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