CN220037713U - Braided composite pipeline structure - Google Patents
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Abstract
The woven composite pipeline structure comprises a pipeline layer of a base layer and a reinforcing layer covered on the surface of the pipeline layer, wherein the reinforcing layer comprises a parallel reinforcing layer positioned at the middle part and a woven reinforcing layer positioned at the outer part, the pipeline layer is made of a high polymer plastic material, and the parallel reinforcing layer and the woven reinforcing layer are made of a filamentous carbon fiber material; the parallel reinforcing layer is attached to the surface of the pipeline layer in a pultrusion mode, the braided reinforcing layer is attached to the surface of the pipeline layer in a braiding processing and local heating mode, an epoxy resin material is attached to the surface of a carbon fiber material in the braided reinforcing layer, axial rigidity is provided through the parallel reinforcing layer in the structure, the braided reinforcing layer provides torsion resistance and hoop strength, and the middle epoxy resin promotes connection force, so that the composite pipeline structure with excellent performance is obtained.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to a braided composite pipeline structure.
Background
With the gradual development of carbon fiber raw materials, the carbon fiber is applied to the existing plastic polymer pipeline production, so that the impact resistance of the pipeline is increased, and the process has become a brand-new development direction of the industry.
At present, the surface of the existing plastic polymer pipeline is directly woven and attached to the carbon fiber layer, but only one layer is often attached to the surface of the existing plastic polymer pipeline. Because friction force can be generated between layers when the layers are attached, the friction force can enable the carbon fiber material to generate angle bending and position moving conditions, and therefore the structural strength and the processing efficiency of subsequent products are affected.
But the multilayer structure can obviously replace the structural strength of the final product, especially the mode of combining the transverse direction and the longitudinal direction, so that the axial rigidity can be improved, and the reversing strength and the torsion resistance can be improved.
Therefore, how to solve the connection strength between the multi-layer carbon fiber materials and reduce the friction force in the processing process is one of the technical bottlenecks of the multi-layer composite pipeline reinforcement mode at the present stage.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to provide a woven composite pipeline structure, which solves the problems of low bonding strength and low structural strength of products in the prior art.
The woven composite pipeline structure comprises a pipeline layer of a base layer and a reinforcing layer covered on the surface of the pipeline layer, wherein the reinforcing layer comprises a parallel reinforcing layer positioned at the middle part and a woven reinforcing layer positioned at the outer part;
the pipeline layer is made of a high polymer plastic material, and the parallel reinforcing layer and the woven reinforcing layer are made of filamentous carbon fiber materials;
the parallel reinforcing layer is attached to the surface of the pipeline layer in a pultrusion mode, the braided reinforcing layer is attached to the surface of the pipeline layer in a braiding processing and local heating mode, and the surface of the carbon fiber material in the braided reinforcing layer is attached with the epoxy resin material.
In order to ensure that a certain amount of epoxy resin is attached, the epoxy resin material on the surface of the carbon fiber material is attached by electrostatic adsorption or melt impregnation. Through the mode of adhering to epoxy, the frictional force condition in the follow-up multilayer winding process can be effectively reduced to better promote the structure reinforcing effect of multilayer reinforced structure.
Further, the powdered epoxy resin is filled between the braided reinforcing layer and the parallel reinforcing layer, and the powdered epoxy resin is melted and filled in the gaps after subsequent heating.
In order to ensure the reinforcing capability of the composite material, the number of the parallel reinforcing layers and the number of the woven reinforcing layers are at least one, and the theoretically best number of the parallel reinforcing layers is about 3, and the woven reinforcing layers are about one.
Further, the braided reinforcing layer is attached to the surface of the pipe layer by a rotary braiding apparatus, which may be either a conventional braiding apparatus or a winding apparatus with a rotary function.
The product can be applicable to the dimension specification that the outer diameter range of the pipeline layer is 2-100mm.
Furthermore, no staggered structure is generated among the carbon fibers in the parallel reinforcing layer, and the included angle between the carbon fibers in the parallel reinforcing layer and the central line of the pipeline layer is 0-5 degrees.
Further, the carbon fibers in the braided reinforcing layer are in a staggered relationship, and the carbon fibers are staggered, wherein the included angle between the carbon fibers and the central line of the pipeline layer is 30-55 degrees, and 210-235 degrees.
The beneficial effects are that:
in the structure, the outside is provided with a high-strength fiber reinforced braiding layer (the fiber in the direction of +/-45 degrees can be preferential), the middle is provided with a high-modulus fiber reinforced pultrusion layer (the fiber in the direction of 0 degrees can be preferential), and the structure can ensure that the composite material shaft tube has excellent axial rigidity, hoop strength and torsion resistance through the design of the constituent units. Wherein the parallel reinforcement layers provide axial stiffness and the woven reinforcement layers provide torsional resistance and hoop strength. According to the actual use requirement of the product, the number of layers, fiber orientation and thickness of the multi-layer structure can be further optimized and combined to prepare the high-rigidity and high-strength composite material shaft tube.
Meanwhile, the mode of adopting the epoxy resin as the intermediate connector can reduce the friction force of the carbon fiber layers in the winding process and can increase the connection strength between the carbon fiber layers as much as possible.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of a braided composite tube structure;
FIG. 2 is a process flow diagram of the braiding process;
wherein 11, pipe layer 12, parallel reinforcement layer 13, woven reinforcement layer 1, pipe layer flow direction 2, parallel reinforcement layer attachment direction 3, woven reinforcement layer attachment direction.
Detailed Description
For a better understanding of the objects, structures and functions of the present utility model, a woven composite pipeline structure according to the present utility model will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In the case of example 1,
as shown in FIG. 1, the woven composite pipeline structure comprises a pipeline layer 11 of a base layer and a reinforcing layer covered on the surface of the pipeline layer, wherein the reinforcing layer comprises a parallel reinforcing layer 12 positioned at the middle part and a woven reinforcing layer 13 positioned at the outer part.
Wherein the pipe layer 11 is directly formed by a plastic extruder, the formed flow direction is a pipe laminar flow direction 1, and a parallel reinforcing layer attaching direction 2 and a woven reinforcing layer attaching direction 3 are sequentially arranged along the direction of the pipe laminar flow direction 1.
The parallel reinforcing layer is attached to the surface of the pipeline layer in a pultrusion mode, the braided reinforcing layer is attached to the surface of the pipeline layer in a braiding processing and local heating mode, and the surface of the carbon fiber material in the braided reinforcing layer is attached with the epoxy resin material. The epoxy resin material on the surface of the carbon fiber material is attached by electrostatic adsorption or melt impregnation. The powdered epoxy resin is melted after subsequent heating, so that the gaps are filled, the increase of the connection strength between the carbon fiber materials and the pipe fitting and the multilayer carbon fiber materials is completed, and meanwhile, in the attaching process, the friction force between the carbon fiber materials can be reduced, so that the damage of the strength is reduced as much as possible.
This structure enables a viable processing of the structure by means of an internal epoxy resin and, in use, the parallel reinforcement layers 12 provide axial rigidity and the woven reinforcement layers 13 provide torsional resistance and hoop strength. According to the actual use requirement of the product, the number of layers, fiber orientation and thickness of the multi-layer structure can be further optimized and combined to prepare the high-rigidity and high-strength composite material shaft tube.
It will be understood that the utility model has been described in terms of several embodiments, and that various changes and equivalents may be made to these features and embodiments by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the utility model. In addition, many modifications may be made to adapt a particular situation or material to the teachings of the utility model without departing from the essential scope thereof. Therefore, it is intended that the utility model not be limited to the particular embodiment disclosed, but that the utility model will include all embodiments falling within the scope of the appended claims.
Claims (8)
1. The braided composite pipeline structure is characterized by comprising a pipeline layer of a base layer and a reinforcing layer covered on the surface of the pipeline layer, wherein the reinforcing layer comprises a parallel reinforcing layer positioned at the middle part and a braided reinforcing layer positioned at the outer part;
the pipeline layer is made of a high polymer plastic material, and the parallel reinforcing layer and the woven reinforcing layer are made of filamentous carbon fiber materials;
the parallel reinforcing layer is attached to the surface of the pipeline layer in a pultrusion mode, the braided reinforcing layer is attached to the surface of the pipeline layer in a braiding processing and local heating mode, and the surface of the carbon fiber material in the braided reinforcing layer is attached with the epoxy resin material.
2. The woven composite pipe structure of claim 1, wherein the epoxy resin material on the surface of the carbon fiber material is attached by electrostatic adsorption or melt impregnation.
3. A braided composite tube structure according to claim 1 wherein said braided reinforcing layer and parallel reinforcing layer are filled with powdered epoxy which melts and fills the interstices after subsequent heating.
4. The braided composite tube structure of claim 1, wherein the number of layers of both the parallel reinforcing layer and the braided reinforcing layer is at least one.
5. A woven composite pipe structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein said woven reinforcement layer is attached to the surface of the pipe layer by a rotary braiding apparatus.
6. A woven composite pipe structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the pipe layer has an outer diameter in the range of 2-100mm.
7. A woven composite pipe structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein the carbon fibers in the parallel reinforcement layers are not staggered, and the included angle between the carbon fibers in the parallel reinforcement layers and the center line of the pipe layer is 0-5 °.
8. A woven composite pipe structure as claimed in claim 1, wherein carbon fibers in the woven reinforcing layer are in a staggered relationship, the carbon fibers being woven with each other, wherein the carbon fibers are at an angle of 30-55 ° and 210-235 ° to the centerline of the pipe layer.
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