1225531 玖、發明說明： 【發明背景】 本發明大體有關一種三度空間格子構造物或面板〇更 明確言之，本發明有關一種具有提升之剛性及/或强度之 格子構造物或面板〇 【相關技藝】 尋求土木、機械、太空及運動領域內之結構效能性構 造物乃持續進行之探索。有效能之衞架構造物具有高强度 對重量比及/或高剛性對重量比。有效能之衞架構造物亦 可描述成較廉價、易於製作及組裝、且不浪費材料〇 t衍架典型係設計以支承荷載之固定、完全受拘束之構 造物〇其由直構件在各構件末端接點處相連接所構成〇該 等構件爲二力構件，各力均沿構件導引。二力構件僅能在 構件內產生軸向力，譬如拉力及壓縮力。衞架常用於建造 橋樑及建築物〇衔架係設計以承載作用於枥架平面上之荷 載。因此，衞架常當作二度空間構造物予以處理及分析〇 最簡單之二度空間衔架由三個構件在其等末端連接形成三 角形所構成〇藉由連續對該最簡單之構造物添加二個構件 及一個新接點即可獲得較大之構造物。 最簡單之三度空間衔架由六個構件在其等末端連接形 成四面體所構成〇藉由連續對該四面體添加三個構件及一 個新接點即可獲得較大之構造物0此三度空間構造物稱爲 立體衔架〇 框架亦典型爲固定、完全受拘束之構造物，但不同於 衞架，具有至少一多力構件非沿該構件導引力。機械爲含 1225531 有活動部件之構造物，且設計以傳輸及修改力◦機械如同 框架含有至少至少一多力構件◦多力構件不僅會產生拉力 及壓縮力，且亦有剪力及彎力0 傳統結構設計限於抵抗單一荷載類型之一或二度空間 分析〇舉例言之，工型樑予最佳化以抵抗彎曲而管子予最 佳化以抵抗杻轉。將該設計分析限定於二度空間使設計程 序簡化，但忽略結合之荷載。三度空間分析困難，因三度 空間荷載及構造物難以概念化及計算〇實際上，許多構造 物均須能抵抗多重荷載〇現今利用電腦將更複雜之構造物 製成模型〇 曾開發出具有提升性能特性譬如强度增加、剛性增加 、重量減少等等之複雜三度空間構造物或結構性構件〇此 等構造物述於1999年七月13日頒發之美國專利5,921,048 號中〇此等構造物可包括二個重疊之管狀偏位構造物〇第 一個構造物可包括至少二個分隔之螺旋形組件，以及至少 一個連結於該至少二個螺旋形組件之反螺旋形組件〇螺旋 形及反螺旋形組件有一共同縱軸，但圍繞該軸之角方位相 反〇此外，各螺旋形及反螺旋形組件均可包括至少三個長 直節段，端對端剛性連接成螺旋構形而圍繞該軸形成單一 之完全旋轉〇因此，該等螺旋形及反螺旋形組件形成一第 一三角形橫斷面〇在一方面，該構造物包括三個螺旋形組 件及三個反螺旋形組件。此外，第二構造物可包括旋轉螺 旋形組件及旋轉反螺旋形組件，類似於上述螺旋形及反螺 旋形組件，但相對於彼等旋轉〇因此，該等旋轉螺旋形及 -2- 1225531 旋轉反螺旋形組件形成一相對於第一者旋轉之第二三角形 橫斷面〇在一方面，該構造物包括三個旋轉螺旋形組件及 三個旋轉反螺旋形組件，總共十二個螺旋形組件。螺旋形 、反螺旋形、旋轉螺旋形、旋轉反螺旋形組件在沿該軸觀 視時似爲一具有六尖星形橫斷面之虛擬管狀構件〇各螺旋 形組件相交於外結點及內結點〇該等組件形成六個內結點 及六個外結點〇縱向或軸向組件可平行於該軸延伸並於內 結點及/或外結點相交〇 此等三度空間構造物已顯出供各種應用之極佳前景， 譬如衞架、柱、標竿等等。然而，此等衔架或柱構形會因 大體圓形之構形而難以其他構形使用。 【本發明綜述】 開發具有較扁平且較薄構形並具有提升之剛性及强度 之三度空間構造物或面板業經認知爲屬有利〇 本發明提供一種三度空間格子面板，以一中間格子置 於二隔開之格子間而將其等互連〇該二隔開之格子各包括 :(1 )第一多數個隔開之長形組件；及（2 )方位爲橫對該 第一多數個組件且與該第一多數個組件相交於各結點之第 二多數個隔開之長形組件0該中間格子包括：U )各自延 伸於該二隔開之格子之結點間之第一多數個中間組件，及 (2 )各自延伸於該二隔開之格子之結點間而方位爲橫對該 第一多數個中間組件且與該第一多數個組件相交於各結點 之第二多數個中間組件。 依據本發明之一更詳盡方面，該二隔開之格子及該中 3 1225531 間格子之組件可包括相交於各結點之連續纖維股〇可將多 數個連續纖維股置放成重複之幾何圖案，使各股在位於該 格子面板外周邊之各結點彼此交叉及連結〇該等纖維股可 形成安排成沿個別股彼此接續且延伸於各結點間之分立節 段〇 本發明之額外特色與優點將由以下詳述連同附圖而成 爲明顯，其藉由範例共同例示本發明之特色〇 【簡要圖說】 圖la爲依據本發明一具體形式之格子面板透視圖； 圖lb爲圖la中格子面板之部份透視圖； 圖lc爲圖la中格子面板之俯視圖； 圖Id爲圖la中格子面板之前視圖； 圖1 e爲圖1 a中格子面板之側視圖； 圖If爲圖la中格子面板之分解視圖； 圖2 a爲依據本發明一具體形式之另一格子面板之透視 圖； 圖2b爲圖2a中格子面板之分解視圖； 圖3 a爲依據本發明一具體形式之格子面板透視圖； 圖3b爲圖3a中格子面板之分解視圖； 圖4 a爲依據本發明一具體形式之格子面板透視圖； 圖4b爲圖4a中格子面板之分解視圖； 圖5 a爲依據本發明一具體形式之格子面板透視圖； 圖5b爲圖5a中格子面板之分解視圖； 圖6 a爲依據本發明一具體形式之格子面板透視圖； -4- 1225531 圖6b爲圖6a中格子面板之俯視圖； 圖6c爲圖6a中格子面板之分解視圖； 圖6d爲圖6a中格子面板之部份透視圖，顯示下方或左 方格子及中間格子； 圖7a爲依據本發明之另一格子面板之透視圖； 圖7b爲圖7a中格子面板之分解視圖； 圖8 a爲依據本發明用以形成格子面板之裝置及方法之 不意圖 9 圖8b爲依據本發明用以形成格子面板之裝置及方法之 部份示意圖； 圖8c爲依據本發明用以形成格子面板之裝置及方法之 部份示意圖； 圖9爲依據本發明一具體形式之另一格子面板之透視 圖；而 圖10爲依據本發明一具體形式之另一格子面板之透視 圖0 【本發明詳述】 現將參考圖式中例示之各舉例性具體形式，並將在本 文中使用專門術語以說明之〇儘管如此，一般均將了解本 發明之範疇無意受此限制〇本文中所例示發明特色之變更 與進一步修改，以及如本文中所例示本發明原理之額外應 用，均將由相關業界技術熟練並持有此揭示之人士思及， 故均將視爲在本發明範疇之內〇 三度空間構造物之一些方面論述於1999年七月13曰頒 1225531 發之美國專利5,921，(M8號中，該案係以指述方式納入本 文〇如圖la-f所示，所示者爲一依據本發明之三度空間格 子構造物或面板，通以1 〇指示0如上述，其他衞架或柱構 造物曾開發成具有大體像管或柱之形狀。本發明之格子面 板10具有較扁平之構形，適合用於會需要面板構造物之情 況。該扁平構形係在二度空間（縱向及側向）上較寬，而 在第三度空間（譬如厚度）上較薄◦在一方面，格子面板 1〇可如所示置於平坦層上〇在另一方面，格子面板10可置 於開放曲線形或弧形層上。 格子面板1 〇之結構及幾何形狀可以許多方式加以說明 〇格子面板1〇可包括多數個沿格子面板10安排成重複圖案 之元件或構件12。格子面板10可予概念化及敘述成多數個 沿格子面板延伸通過之長形組件20 〇組件20可具有各種不 同之彼此相對方位角。此外，組件20可以具有類似方位之 組件群組提供，而在一陣列中各群組之組件係彼此隔開〇 此外，組件20之群組可結合成該格子面板之格子或次格子 ，而該等格子包括不同方位之組件群組，以使一群組中之 組件20與另一群組之組件20相交及/或橫對〇各組件20亦 可包括多數個端對端連接成直線及/或有角度構形之接續 之分立或直線節段◦如下所詳述，各組件20均可由一連績 纖維束或股形成，各纖維通過且沿該格子面板延伸，並於 各結點與其他束或股相交或連接，以形成具有提升之剛性 與强度以及低重量之格子面板〇 格子面板10可包括二隔開之格子，譬如第一及第二、 1225531 左及右、或下及上格子24及26，乃格子面板10之次格子或 次結構。該二格子24及26彼此隔開，且方位可大致彼此平 行。此外，該二格子24及26可由組件20形成，且可具有由 組件20或形成及組件之纖維股之厚度所界定或者與之大致 相等之厚度。一中間格子28置於且延伸於該二隔開之格子 24及26間，並將該二格子24及2 6連接或連結在一起〇中間 格子28亦由組件20形成，但具有由該二隔開之格子24及26 間之間隔或距離所界定之厚度◦格子面板1 〇具有大致小於 格子面板10寬度及高度或者該格子面板寬度及長度之厚度 〇厚度係跨過該二格子24及26加以測量，而寬度及高度（ 或長度）係沿該二格子加以測量。 參考圖If; 一第一或下方格子24可包括多數個長形且 隔開之縱向組件30，以及多數個長形且隔開之側向組件34 。縱向組件30具有類似之方位，被置於一共同層上，並排 列成隔開之關係。同樣，側向組件34具有類似之方位，被 置於一共同層上，並排列成隔開之關係。縱向組件3 0及側 向組件3 4具有彼此相對爲橫向之方位，以便縱向與側向組 件3 0及34可於各結點36彼此交叉或相交。如所示，第一格 子24之組件30及3 4可置於平坦層上，且方位可爲彼此正交 。因此，組件3 0及3 4可圍出正方形或長方形外廓。如所示 ，長形組件30及3 4可大致成直線〇 第二或上方格子26可在許多方面類似於第一或下方格 子24，具有多數個縱向組件4〇於各結點36與多數個側向組 件4 2相交或交叉，且方位爲橫對側向組件4 2 〇第—及第二 -7- 1225531 格子24及2 6可彼此相對偏位，或使各格子之結點彼此相對 偏位。因此，第一格子24之結點36位於自第二格子26之各 正方形或長方形空間斜跨處，而第二格子26之結點36同樣 位於自第一格子24之各正方形或長方形空間斜跨處。結點 36可置於格子面板10之周邊或內部。 中間格子28可包括多數個隔開之長形中間組件，包括 第一多數個之第一中間組件46及第二多數個之第二中間組 件4 8 〇第一中間組件4 6具有類似之方位，並予排列成隔開 之關係0同樣，第二中間組件4 8具有類似之方位，並予排 列成隔開之關係。第一及第二中間組件46及4 8具有彼此相 對爲橫向之方位，以便中間組件46及48可於各結點36彼此 交叉或相交。如所示，中間格子28之中間組件46及4 8之方 位可爲彼此正交。此外，中間組件46及48能在第一與第二 格子24及26間往復延伸。中間組件46及48可包括在該二格 子2 4及26間往復交錯故而方位交錯之接續節段22 〇因此， 各組件30、34、46及48 (或40、42、46及48)可圍出具有 五個側面之金字塔形空間，包括四個三角形側面及一個正 方形或長方形側面〇 如上述，第一及第二格子24及26 (或其結點36)可彼 此相對偏位〇因此，中間組件4 6及4 8可在一對角線上自一 格子之各結點延伸至另一格子之各結點〇中間組件46及48 可以對角線或橫對格子2 4及2 6並對縱向及側向組件3 0及3 4 (以及40及42)延伸。雖然縱向及側向組件30及34可沿格 子面板1〇縱向及側向延伸，中間組件46及4 8則兼可以對角 -8- 1225531 線斜跨格子面板10及往復通過格子面板10厚度延伸。 格子面板10界定一含有該格子面板之層0同樣，第一 及第二格子24及26以及中間格子28亦界定在格子面板10層 上之各層。第一及第二格子24及2 6界定第一及第二層。第 一層由該多數個側向及縱向組件30及3 4所界定並含有之。 同樣，第二層由該多數個側向及縱向組件40及4 2所界定並 含有之。第一及第二層之厚度可與組件30、34、40及42或 纖維股之直徑相等。一中間層由對角線組件46及48所界定 並含有之〇第一及第二層相對於中間層可較薄，而中間層 相對於第一及第二層可較厚。此外，各層如所示可較爲平 坦或扁平◦另法，各層可予彎曲。 參考圖2a-b;所示另一格子面板10b在許多方面與上 述格子面板類似。第一及第二隔開之格子24b及26b額外 包括多數個對角線組件，包括第一多數個之第一對角線組 件50及54 (分屬第一及第二格子Wa及Wb )以及第二多 數個之第二對角線組件52及56 (分屬第一及第二格子24a 及24b )〇第一及第二對角線組件50及52以及54及56之方 位爲彼此橫對且橫對縱向及側向組件30及34以及40及42 〇 第一及第二對角線組件50及52以及54及5 6於次要結點58彼 此相交，並於主要結點3 6與縱向及側向組件3 0及3 4以及4 0 及4 2相交。 參考圖3a-b;所不爲在許多方面類似上述者之另一格 子面板l〇c 〇第一及第二隔開之格子24c及26c各包括三 個不同群組之類似組件，而各群組之組件均具有不同之彼 —9 — 1225531 此相對角方位，譬如彼此相對爲60度角。第一格子24c可 包括一第一群組之第一組件60、一第二群組之第二組件62 、及一第三群組之第三組件64 〇如上述，各群組之組件可 具有一共同方位及一共同平面，並可彼此分列或隔開〇第 一、第二及第三組件60、6 2及6 4可彼此橫對，並彼此相交 於結點36 〇因此，各組件於其間形成三角形空間〇第二格 子26c同樣可包括第一、第二及第三群組之第一、第二及 第三組件66、68及70〇該隔開之格子24c及26c之位置或 方位可彼此配合，而非偏位，以便每一格子之結點36與另 一格子之結點對準〇 中間格子28c亦可包括三個不同群組之類似組件，亦 即一第一群組之第一組件72、一第二群組之第二組件74、 及一第三群組之第三組件76 〇各群組之組件可具有類似之 方位，並可排列成隔開之關係〇第一、第二及第三中間組 件72、74及7 6具有彼此橫對之方位，以使及中間組件可於 結點36彼此交叉或相交〇如上述，各中間組件可於第一與 第二格子24c與26c間往復延伸。因此，各組件可圍出具 有七個側面之金字塔形空間，包括六個三角形側面及一個 六邊形側面〇 參考圖4a-b;所示爲在許多方面類似上述者之另一格 子面板l〇d 〇然而，不同於圖3a-b中所示格子面板10c , 圖4a-b中所示格子面板l〇d包括彼此相對偏位或其結點彼 此相對偏位之第一及第二隔開之格子2 4 c及2 6 c 〇此外， 隔開之格子24c及26c之偏位使中間格子28d之構形改變 -10- 1225531 〇中間格子28d包括不同群組之中間構件78，其構形形成 胃 具有四個三角形側面之金字塔形空間〇 參考圖5a-b;所示爲在許多方面類似上述者之另一格 子面板10e 〇第二或上方格子26e包括不同群組之對角線 構件80，其中各群組之對角線構件予隔開，但間隔不同或 距離不同〇舉例言之，對角線構件80間之空間可包括較大 及較小之交纟g空間。 · 參考圖6a-d ;所示爲在許多方面類似上述者之另一格 子面板l〇f 〇第一或下方格子24f包括側向及縱向組件30 及34，其中側向組件34予隔開，但間隔不同或距離不同。 “ 舉例言之，側向組件34間之空間可包括較大及較小之交錯 - 空間。第一格子24f可包括對角線組件，如圖6c中所示。 中間格子28f可包括中間組件90，旣（1)如上述貫通第一 及第二格子間之空間，又（2)如圖6d中92所示沿第一及第 二格子延伸。 春 參考圖7a-b ;所示爲在許多方面類似上述者之另一格 子面板10g 〇第一或下方格子24g可包括非線性或不爲直 線之對角線組件96 〇對角線組件96可包括具有彼此相對交 錯且不同之方位角之接續節段〇 在一方面，第一及第二格子可具有類似之構形，如圖 la-4b所示〇在另一方面，第一及第二格子可具有不同之 構形，如圖5a-7b所示〇 各組件可在該格子面板內界定一除中間格子之各相交 組件外之實質上空洞之內部空間◦另法，該內部空間可填 -11- 1225531 以另一種材料譬如泡膠，以對面板添加額外之結構或功能 樣貌，譬如熱或噪音絕緣0此外，該等格子本身可在各組 件間界定一實質上空洞之內部空間。另法，此等內部空間 亦可填以另一種材料〇此外，可將外皮或鑲板置於第一及 第二格子中之一或二者上〇各結點可置於該格子面板之周 邊上〇結點可規則或均匀分隔，或者可不規則分隔〇 雖然以上格子面板已就各種不同之構形加以說明，但 一般將認知其他構形亦有可能且在本發明之範疇內〇 如上述，該格子面板可由複合材料製成，譬如纖維在 樹脂基質內0纖維較佳爲連續，且可爲碳、玻璃、玄武岩 、芳香族聚_胺、Kev〗ar (纖維B)、聚乙嫌、耐輪、竹 、或其他天然或人造纖維〇樹脂可爲任何類型，譬如熱塑 樹脂、類PCV 、或熱定形樹脂如環氧樹脂或乙烯基酯。該 格子面板之重複幾何形狀可由沿各格子延伸之多數個連續 纖維股或束形成◦纖維股可於各結點交叉或彼此連結〇各 組件之纖維股或束可予捻合、纏合及/或編合以減少空隙 ，尤其在交點或結點處。各組件可由一群組之外部纖維繞 一纖維內心包纏或編結予以形成〇 各組件之纖維可於交點或結點處交織或重疊〇舉例言 之，縱向組件之纖維可於側向組件之各纖維間通過◦一般 當然了解所有組件之纖維均可於其他組件之纖維間通過或 與其相交〇舉例言之，一組件之纖維可維持爲單束或股， 而以另一組件之纖維圍繞該一組件。此外，一般了解該等 組件僅可彼此通過，而不交織、重疊或相交0然而，重疊 -12- 1225531 或相交之纖維會於纖維間形成空隙。如前述，此等空隙會 減小該構造物强度多達90 % —般將認知，該格子面板之 强度係由集體纖維之協作如單一綑束所衍生◦因此，將各 纖維隔離或分離對該構造物之强度會有不利之效應〇故如 上述，各纖維、股或束可予搓捻、包纏、編結或以編帶包 纏，以使纖維密緻並減少任何空隙，而增加纖維以及格子 面板之强度〇 此外，各組件可如上述於單一位置之單一結點相交〇 一般均將認知，多條纖維相交會產生龐大之結點，故可能 引進空隙〇此外，多條纖維相交會在纖維內產生非直線性 ，亦降低其結構性能。因此，結點或交點可予偏位、或隔 開，形成一群組彼此接近之不同結點或交點。因此，一單 一結點或交點可予分離成二或更多結點或交點，以減小交 點之體積而減少空隙◦ 在一方面，該格子面板沿一或更多方向可有漸姻之構 形◦在另一方面，該格子面板可構組成具有弧形，故而可 予彎曲〇 —側上之各結點位置可較另一側者合攏〇同樣， 一側上之各節段可較另一側者爲長◦一般均將認知，該格 子面板可不對稱〇 在另一方面，該格子面板可具有漸縮組件〇舉例言之 ，縱向組件可漸細。漸縮組件可由在該構造物之一端或部 份較厚且較强而另一端或部份較薄且較輕之纖維股或束形 成〇各股或束內之纖維數可予增加或減少以形成漸縮0 參考圖8 a - c ;所示爲用以由連續之纖維或束1 5 0或纖 -13- 1225531 維股製作此一格子面板之裝置100及方法〇裝置100可構 組成製作具有各種不同構形之各種格子面板ο 裝置100可包括一框架或底部支承構件，具有一處理 路徑158 ，沿之將連續之纖維150安排於格子面板10內。 處理路徑158可具有一與該格子面板同心之縱軸〇連續之 纖維150與所得之格子面板10係如箭頭160所示經由裝置 100之處理路徑158牽拉〇 —拉出器可經由處理路徑158 將連續之纖維150及/或格子面板10拉出，並將纖維150 保持於拉緊狀態。將纖維150置於處理路徑158上並拉緊 ，以提供一構成格子面板1 〇組裝用操作骨架之軸向支承構 形〇此骨架結構使複雜開放式構造物能形成，而不依賴傳 統型內心軸、模子、或其他構組成支承一物體整個表面之 內部製形裝置〇 —般均將再次認知，此一構組成支承此一 複雜三度空間構造物之所有此等內表面之傳統型內心軸將 難以移離該格子面板〇 可將多數個纖維饋送源162與該框架或底部支承構件 聯結或耦合，以提供連續之纖維1 50 〇因此，連續之纖維 150可自纖維饋送源162牽拉並通過裝置100或處理路徑 158 〇纖維饋送源162之包括中央饋送線圈或連續之纖維 1 50所由捲繞之外部饋送線軸〇任何便利連續釋出經拉張 纖維之纖維源均可用於此裝置〇 裝置1〇〇可包括每一組件一個單獨之纖維饋送源162 。一般當然了解纖維饋送源162之數量取決於組件之數量 ，而可視待製作格子面板之構形及尺寸加以變化。 -14- 1225531 此外，各纖維饋送源162可提供多數個集合成股之纖 維或束150 ，以形成格子面板1〇之各個組件。舉例言之， 單一束可由數千之個別纖維構成。來自各纖維饋送源162 之多數個纖維或束1 50可搓合或旋合、包纏、編結、或以 一編帶强包纏以形成纖維股〇 旋轉或位移元件可與纖維饋送源162及框架或底部支 承構件154聯結，以使纖維150或纖維饋送源162圍繞處 理路徑158位移◦位移元件可在相反方向上捲繞連績之纖 維150 ，以形成橫向之對角線組件〇 位移元件可包括各路徑上之軌道，纖維饋送源162即 沿之行進◦位移元件可包括位移框架，將纖維饋送源162 與之耦合以使各纖維饋送源亦在位移框架位移時沿各路徑 行進〇 方位導引構件可與該框架或底部支承構件聯結，並置 於纖維饋送源162與處理路徑158間以自該多數個纖維饋 送源162接收連續之纖維150 ，用以在角度上將連續之纖 維150重新定位至所需之預處理構形〇該方位導引構件可 爲環圈，用以將來自纖維饋送源162之纖維150導引至處 理路徑1 5 8 〇該預處理構形代表纖維丨5 〇沿處理路徑i 5 8 自纖維饋送源162重新定位至一縱向受應力之骨架結構。 一中間支承元件或構件180可置於處理路徑158處， 並與該框架或底部支承構件聯結。中間支承元件1 8 0可包 括多數個嚙合構件1 8 4 ，係置於處理路徑χ 5 8周圍以嚙合 各組件之結點36，並導引及保持各組件之結點向外。因此 -15- 1225531 ，中間支承構件180及/或嚙合構件184構成各組件內接 續之分立或直線節段22 〇中間支承元件180及/或嚙合構 件184在格子面板1〇之構形內支持纖維150 〇如下詳述， 嚙合構件184可在纖維150經由處理路徑158牽拉時隨格 子面板10行進〇嚙合構件184及/或中間支承元件180亦 可爲經由該處理路徑將各纖維拉出之拉出器或牽引構件〇 如所示，中間支承元件可置於格子面板10周圍使嚙合構件 184自格子面板10之外部嚙合各結點36〇嚙合構件184可 包括鉤子、切痕或周圍捲繞纖維1 50之有槽頭〇嚙合構件 184及/或中間支承元件180構成各纖維之外部支承結構 ，不同於構組成支承格子面板所有內表面之傳統型內心軸 〇 嚙合構件1 84實質上僅可於結點嚙合或接觸該格子面 板。嚙合或接觸可於或沿結點予局部化〇嚙合構件1 84可 使各結點向外偏位。因此，嚙合構件1 84可於結點對該格 子面板施加一向外之力〇嚙合構件184構成該格子面板內 之直線節段〇嚙合構件1 84可間歇建立自由空間點，後者 操作以支承該格子面板之各結點而無需連續式傳統型內心 軸0 中間支承元件180及/或嚙合構件184可相對於纖維 1 50向外位移及操作，以向外並沿一路徑間歇牽拉或位移 纖維1 50至一代表該格子面板之穩定、延伸位置〇因此， 該格子面板或操作骨架之構形可予維持而無需內心軸或空 腔模子之輔助〇 -16- 1225531 中間支承元件1 8 〇及/或嚙合構件1 8 4可向外置放， 以對應該格子面板所需之尺寸及形狀。在一方面，嚙合構 件1 8 4係以可調整方式置放，以便可形成任何所需尺寸或 形狀之格子面板0中間支承元件180及/或嚙合構件184 可在處理期間向外位移，以使尺寸或厚度之改變可在處理 期間完成。 嚙合構件1 8 4可對應結點之數量成組或群提供〇在另 一方面，可提供許多組，而只有一些被使用，視所需結點 數量而定◦ 嚙合構件184及/或支承元件180之可調整性質可使 典型爲由幾何形狀專一性工具加工所製結構性組件較易製 造0 —般將認知，對傳統結構所作小改變均有需機製一更 新之心軸〇 如上述，中間支承元件180及/或嚙合構件184可自 該構造物之外側支承及維持各纖維◦因此，中間支承元件 180及/或嚙合構件184不干擾與該格子面板內部交叉或 相交之各節段。如上述，傳統型連續式內心軸會因與內部 交叉或相交之各節段而難自該格子面平板內部撤離〇 一樹脂塗敷器可與該框架或底部支承構件聯結，以塗 敷樹脂於連續之纖維1 50 ，如業界所知〇該樹脂塗敷器可 包括一噴嘴，以噴灑或滴瀝樹脂於纖維上〇樹脂可在纖維 150由嚙合構件184支承時塗敷於纖維150 。此外，樹脂 可在由嚙合構件184嚙合前塗敷於纖維150 ，以使各嚙合 構件不阻斷樹脂之塗敷。噴嘴或噴灑乃塗敷樹脂於纖維之 -17- 1225531 手法之一例〇其他塗敷樹脂於纖維之手法包括例如樹脂浴 (纖維經此牽拉）、複式噴灑噴嘴、預浸瀆纖維等◦將樹 脂塗敷於纖維即產生一液態樹脂/纖維複合體0 烘箱、熱源、或其他固化裝置可與該框架或底部支承 構件聯結，以協助將樹脂固化，如業界所知〇樹脂可在纖 維150由嚙合構件184支承時固化。烘箱或熱源乃將樹脂 或該液態纖維/樹脂複合體固化之手法之一例〇其他將樹 脂固化之手法包括譬如熱、强制空氣、紫外線輻射、微波 、電子束、雷射束等〇將樹脂或該液態樹脂/纖維複合體 固化即產生能承受多向荷載之堅固、剛性、三度空間枥架 構造物〇 拉出器或牽引構件可與該框架或底部支承構件聯結， 以施加軸向拉力，並將連續之纖維150及/或該格子面板 拉過處理路徑1 58 〇該拉出器亦可嚙合固化之樹脂/纖維 複合結構，譬如使用以齒咬合該固化結構之齒輪狀裝置〇 該拉出器亦可用抓攫器102抓攫該構造物或及組件譬如軸 向組件將該構造物嚙合0如上所述，在該格子面板及纖維 被拉過該路徑時，嚙合構件184及/或中間支承元件180 可隨該格子面板移動0在一方面，嚙合構件184可沿中間 支承元件180移動。在另一方面，嚙合構件184亦可用作 拉出器或牽引構件◦因此，格子面板10可製成任何所需長 度，而同時具有可變化之厚度。 切割器亦可與該框架或底部支承構件聯結，以將格子 面板切成所需長度。該切割器可包括一刃部將各組件及/ -18- 1225531 或節段切斷◦此外，該切割器可包括一高壓流體噴柱、水 噴柱、雷射束、或任何其他切割機構〇 參考圖9 ;所示爲在許多方面類似上述者之另一格子 面板1 〇h 〇格子面板1 Oh具有弧形或彎曲形狀，以便該格 子面板及各組件被置於弧形或彎曲層上。格子面板10 h可 具有一軸190 〇然而不同於上述之格子面板，圖9之格子 面板包括第一及第二隔開之彎曲格子24h及26h 〇格 子24h及26h之弧度如所示爲同心〇格子24h及26h各自 可包括可與軸190平行之縱向組件30h及40h 〇此外，格 子24h及26h可各自包括以軸190爲中心彎曲之側向組件 3“及42h 〇第一格子24h之縱向及側向組件30h及34h 可於外結點192彼此相交，而第二格子26h之縱向及側向 組件4〇h及Uh可於內結點194相交〇各外結點192隔開 之距離dl可大於各內結點194之距離d2 〇因此，一側上各 結點之位置可較反側上之各結點合攏◦中間格子28h可延 伸於格子24h及26h之結點192與194間。 參考圖10;所示另一格子面板l〇i具有波浪形輪廓或 橫斷面。因此，第一及第二格子24i及26i以及中間格子 28i可具有多重弧度〇 應了解上述配置僅爲例示本發明原理之應用〇可設計 出許多修改及替代配置，而不背離本發明之範疇〇雖然本 發明已顯示於各圖式中，並就本發明目前被認爲最實用且 較佳之具體形式有關之特點及細節完整說明於上，但對業 界普通技術之人士而言顯然可作成許多修改而不背離本發 -19- 1225531 明之原理及概念〇1225531 发明 Description of the invention: [Background of the invention] The present invention generally relates to a three-dimensional space lattice structure or panel. More specifically, the present invention relates to a lattice structure or panel with improved rigidity and / or strength. [Related Skills] The search for structurally efficient structures in the civil, mechanical, space, and sports fields is an ongoing exploration. The effective frame structure has a high strength to weight ratio and / or a high rigidity to weight ratio. The effective frame structure can also be described as cheaper, easy to manufacture and assemble, and without waste of materials. The truss frame is typically a fixed, fully constrained structure designed to support the load. It consists of straight members at the end of each member. The joints are connected together. These components are two-force components, and each force is guided along the component. Two-force components can only generate axial forces in the component, such as tensile and compressive forces. Guard frames are often used to build bridges and buildings. The armature system is designed to carry loads acting on the plane of the truss. Therefore, the guard frame is often treated and analyzed as a two-dimensional space structure. The simplest two-dimensional space armature is composed of three components connected at their ends to form a triangle. By continuously adding to the simplest structure, Larger structures can be obtained with two components and a new contact. The simplest three-degree space armature consists of six members connected at their equal ends to form a tetrahedron. By adding three members and a new contact to the tetrahedron in succession, a larger structure can be obtained. The space structure is called a three-dimensional armature. The frame is also typically a fixed, fully constrained structure, but unlike a guard frame, it has at least one multi-force member that does not guide forces along the member. The machine is a structure containing 1225531 with moving parts and is designed to transmit and modify forces. The machine is like a frame containing at least one multi-force member. The multi-force member not only generates tensile and compressive forces, but also has shear and bending forces. Traditional structural design is limited to resisting one of the single load types or second-degree spatial analysis. For example, I-beams are optimized to resist bending and pipes are optimized to resist rollover. Limiting the design analysis to a second degree space simplifies the design process, but ignores the combined loads. Three-dimensional space analysis is difficult, because three-dimensional space loads and structures are difficult to conceptualize and calculate. In fact, many structures must be able to resist multiple loads. Today, computers are used to model more complex structures. Complex three-dimensional space structures or structural members with performance characteristics such as increased strength, increased rigidity, reduced weight, etc. These structures are described in U.S. Patent No. 5,921,048 issued on July 13, 1999. Including two overlapping tubular offset structures. The first structure may include at least two spaced apart spiral components, and at least one anti-spiral component connected to the at least two spiral components. Spiral and anti-spiral components. The shaped components have a common longitudinal axis, but the angular orientation around the axis is opposite. In addition, each spiral and anti-spiral component can include at least three long straight segments, which are rigidly connected end-to-end in a spiral configuration and surround the axis. A single complete rotation is formed. Therefore, the spiral and anti-spiral components form a first triangular cross section. In one aspect, the configuration It comprises three helical components and the three anti-helical assembly. In addition, the second structure may include a rotating spiral component and a rotating anti-spiral component, similar to the above spiral and anti-spiral components, but rotating relative to them. Therefore, the rotating spiral and -2- 1225531 rotation The anti-helical component forms a second triangular cross section that rotates relative to the first person. In one aspect, the structure includes three rotary spiral components and three rotary anti-helical components, for a total of twelve spiral components. . Spiral, anti-spiral, rotary spiral, and rotary anti-helical components look like a virtual tubular member with a six-pointed star-shaped cross section when viewed along this axis. Each spiral component intersects at the outer node and the inner. Nodes. These components form six inner nodes and six outer nodes. Longitudinal or axial components can extend parallel to the axis and intersect at the inner and / or outer nodes. These three-dimensional structures It has shown excellent prospects for a variety of applications, such as guardrails, poles, poles, and so on. However, these armature or column configurations can be difficult to use with other configurations due to their generally circular configuration. [Summary of the invention] It is recognized that it is advantageous to develop a three-dimensional space structure or panel with a flatter and thinner configuration and enhanced rigidity and strength. The present invention provides a three-dimensional space grid panel, which is arranged in an intermediate grid. The two separated grids are interconnected with each other. The two separated grids each include: (1) the first plurality of spaced apart elongated components; and (2) the orientation is transverse to the first plurality. A plurality of components and a second plurality of spaced-apart elongated components that intersect with the first plurality of components at each node0 the intermediate grid includes: U) each extending between the nodes of the two spaced-apart grids The first plurality of intermediate components, and (2) each extending between the nodes of the two spaced-apart grids and oriented transversely to the first plurality of intermediate components and intersecting the first majority component at The second-most intermediate component of each node. According to a more detailed aspect of the present invention, the components of the two separated grids and the 3 1225531 grids may include continuous fiber strands intersecting at each node. A plurality of continuous fiber strands may be placed in a repeating geometric pattern So that the strands intersect and connect with each other at the nodes located on the outer periphery of the lattice panel. The fiber strands can form discrete segments arranged to join each other along the individual strands and extend between the nodes. Additional Features of the Invention The advantages and advantages will become apparent from the following detailed description together with the accompanying drawings, which together illustrate the features of the present invention by way of example. [Brief description] Figure la is a perspective view of a grid panel according to a specific form of the present invention; Figure lb is a grid in Figure la Partial perspective view of the panel; Figure lc is a top view of the grid panel in Figure la; Figure Id is a front view of the grid panel in Figure la; Figure 1e is a side view of the grid panel in Figure 1a; Figure If is a grid in Figure la Exploded view of the panel; Figure 2a is a perspective view of another grid panel according to a specific form of the present invention; Figure 2b is an exploded view of the grid panel in Figure 2a; Figure 3a is a detailed form according to the present invention Perspective view of the grid panel in Figure 3b; Figure 3b is an exploded view of the grid panel in Figure 3a; Figure 4a is a perspective view of a grid panel in accordance with a specific form of the invention; Figure 4b is an exploded view of the grid panel in Figure 4a; A perspective view of a lattice panel according to a specific form of the present invention; FIG. 5b is an exploded view of the lattice panel according to a specific form of the present invention; FIG. 6a is a perspective view of a lattice panel according to a specific form of the present invention; Top view of the grid panel; Figure 6c is an exploded view of the grid panel in Figure 6a; Figure 6d is a partial perspective view of the grid panel in Figure 6a, showing the lower or left grid and the middle grid; Figure 7a is another view according to the present invention Perspective view of the grid panel; Figure 7b is an exploded view of the grid panel in Figure 7a; Figure 8a is a schematic view of the apparatus and method for forming a grid panel according to the present invention 9 Figure 8b is a view of a grid panel used to form the grid according to the present invention Partial schematic diagram of the device and method; FIG. 8c is a partial schematic diagram of the device and method for forming a lattice panel according to the present invention; and FIG. 9 is a perspective view of another lattice panel according to a specific form of the present invention. FIG. 10 is a perspective view of another grid panel according to a specific form of the present invention. [Detailed description of the present invention] Reference will now be made to the exemplary specific forms illustrated in the drawings, and special terms will be used herein to In spite of this, it is generally understood that the scope of the present invention is not intended to be limited by this. Changes and further modifications of the features of the invention exemplified herein, as well as additional applications of the principles of the invention as exemplified herein, will be skilled in the relevant industry. Those who hold this disclosure consider that some aspects of the three-dimensional space structure within the scope of the present invention are discussed in US Patent No. 5,921 issued on July 13, 1999, 1225531, (M8 This case is incorporated into this article by reference. As shown in Fig. La-f, the one shown is a three-dimensional space lattice structure or panel according to the present invention. The indication of 0 is 0, as described above. Column structures have been developed to have the shape of a tube or column. The grid panel 10 of the present invention has a relatively flat configuration and is suitable for a case where a panel structure is required. The flat configuration is wider in the second degree space (longitudinal and lateral) and thinner in the third degree space (such as thickness). On the one hand, the lattice panel 10 can be placed on a flat layer as shown. O In another aspect, the lattice panel 10 may be placed on an open curved or curved layer. The structure and geometry of the grid panel 10 can be described in many ways. The grid panel 10 can include a plurality of elements or members 12 arranged in a repeating pattern along the grid panel 10. The lattice panel 10 may be conceptualized and described as a plurality of elongated components 20 extending along the lattice panel. The components 20 may have various different azimuths relative to each other. In addition, the components 20 may be provided in groups of components with similar orientations, and the components of each group in an array are separated from each other. In addition, the groups of the components 20 may be combined into a grid or a sub-grid of the grid panel, and the The equal grid includes component groups of different orientations, so that the components 20 in one group intersect and / or cross-pair with the components 20 in another group. Each component 20 may also include a plurality of end-to-end connections in a straight line and / Continuing discrete or straight segments of angled configuration ◦ As detailed below, each component 20 can be formed of a continuous fiber bundle or strand, each fiber passing through and extending along the lattice panel, and at each node and other bundles Or the strands intersect or connect to form a grid panel with enhanced rigidity and strength and low weight. The grid panel 10 may include two separate grids, such as the first and second, 1225531 left and right, or the lower and upper grid 24 And 26 are sub-lattices or sub-structures of the lattice panel 10. The two grids 24 and 26 are spaced apart from each other and can be oriented substantially parallel to each other. In addition, the two grids 24 and 26 may be formed by the module 20 and may have a thickness defined by or substantially equal to the thickness of the module 20 or the fiber strands of the module and the module. A middle grid 28 is placed between and extends between the two separated grids 24 and 26, and the two grids 24 and 26 are connected or connected together. The middle grid 28 is also formed by the component 20, but has The thickness defined by the interval or distance between the open grids 24 and 26. The grid panel 1 has a thickness substantially smaller than the width and height of the grid panel 10 or the width and length of the grid panel. The thickness is across the two grids 24 and 26. The width and height (or length) are measured along the two grids. Referring to Figure If; a first or lower grid 24 may include a plurality of elongated and spaced apart longitudinal components 30, and a plurality of elongated and spaced apart lateral components 34. The longitudinal assemblies 30 have similar orientations, are placed on a common layer, and are arranged side by side in a spaced relationship. Similarly, the lateral assemblies 34 have similar orientations, are placed on a common layer, and are arranged in a spaced relationship. The longitudinal components 30 and the lateral components 34 have a lateral orientation relative to each other, so that the longitudinal and lateral components 30 and 34 can cross or intersect each other at each node 36. As shown, the components 30 and 34 of the first grid 24 can be placed on a flat layer, and the orientations can be orthogonal to each other. Therefore, the components 30 and 34 can enclose a square or rectangular outline. As shown, the elongated components 30 and 34 may be substantially linear. The second or upper grid 26 may be similar in many respects to the first or lower grid 24, having a plurality of longitudinal components 40 at each node 36 and a plurality of The lateral components 4 2 intersect or intersect, and the orientation is transverse to the lateral components 4 2 〇 The first and second -7-1225531 The grids 24 and 26 can be offset relative to each other, or the nodes of each grid can be offset relative to each other. Bit. Therefore, the nodes 36 of the first grid 24 are located diagonally across the square or rectangular spaces of the second grid 26, and the nodes 36 of the second grid 26 are also located diagonally across the square or rectangular spaces of the first grid 24 Office. The nodes 36 may be placed around or inside the lattice panel 10. The intermediate grid 28 may include a plurality of spaced apart elongated intermediate components, including a first majority first intermediate component 46 and a second majority second intermediate component 4 8. The first intermediate component 46 is similar to Orientations are arranged in a spaced relationship. Similarly, the second intermediate components 48 have similar orientations and are arranged in a spaced relationship. The first and second intermediate components 46 and 48 have a lateral orientation relative to each other so that the intermediate components 46 and 48 can cross or intersect each other at each node 36. As shown, the orientation of the intermediate components 46 and 48 of the intermediate lattice 28 may be orthogonal to each other. In addition, the intermediate assemblies 46 and 48 can be extended back and forth between the first and second grids 24 and 26. The intermediate components 46 and 48 may include consecutive segments 22 that alternately intersect between the two lattices 24, 26, and 22, and thus have different orientations. Therefore, each component 30, 34, 46, and 48 (or 40, 42, 46, and 48) may surround A pyramid-shaped space with five sides, including four triangular sides and one square or rectangular side. As described above, the first and second grids 24 and 26 (or their nodes 36) can be offset relative to each other. Therefore, the middle Modules 4 6 and 4 8 can extend from the nodes of one grid to the nodes of another grid on a diagonal line. The intermediate components 46 and 48 can be diagonal or cross the grid 2 4 and 2 6 and longitudinally. And lateral components 30 and 34 (and 40 and 42). Although the longitudinal and lateral components 30 and 34 can extend longitudinally and laterally along the lattice panel 10, the intermediate components 46 and 48 can also diagonally cross the lattice panel 10 and extend back and forth through the thickness of the lattice panel 10 . The grid panel 10 defines a layer 0 containing the grid panel. Similarly, the first and second grids 24 and 26 and the middle grid 28 also define layers on the grid panel 10 layer. The first and second grids 24 and 26 define the first and second layers. The first layer is defined and contained by the plurality of lateral and vertical components 30 and 34. Similarly, the second layer is defined and contained by the plurality of lateral and vertical components 40 and 42. The thickness of the first and second layers may be equal to the diameter of the modules 30, 34, 40, and 42 or the fiber strands. An intermediate layer is defined by and contains diagonal components 46 and 48. The first and second layers may be thinner than the intermediate layer, and the intermediate layer may be thicker than the first and second layers. In addition, each layer can be flat or flat as shown. Alternatively, each layer can be bent. Referring to Figures 2a-b; another grid panel 10b shown is similar in many respects to the grid panel described above. The first and second spaced grids 24b and 26b additionally include a plurality of diagonal components, including the first plurality of first diagonal components 50 and 54 (belonging to the first and second grids Wa and Wb) And the second majority of the second diagonal components 52 and 56 (belonging to the first and second grids 24a and 24b). The orientations of the first and second diagonal components 50 and 52 and 54 and 56 are each other. Crosswise and crosswise longitudinal and lateral components 30 and 34 and 40 and 42 〇 The first and second diagonal components 50 and 52 and 54 and 5 6 intersect each other at the secondary node 58 and at the primary node 3 6 intersects longitudinal and lateral components 30 and 34 and 40 and 42. 3a-b; another grid panel 10c similar to the above in many respects. The first and second spaced grids 24c and 26c each include three different groups of similar components, and each group The components of the group all have different relative azimuths, such as 1225531, such as 60 degrees relative to each other. The first grid 24c may include a first component 60 of a first group, a second component 62 of a second group, and a third component 64 of a third group. As described above, the components of each group may have A common orientation and a common plane, which can be separated or separated from each other. The first, second, and third components 60, 62, and 64 can cross each other and intersect at the node 36. Therefore, each component A triangular space is formed therebetween. The second grid 26c may also include first, second, and third groups of first, second, and third components 66, 68, and 70. The positions of the spaced grids 24c and 26c or The orientations can be matched with each other instead of being offset, so that the node 36 of each grid is aligned with the node of another grid. The middle grid 28c can also include three different groups of similar components, that is, a first group The first component 72, the second component 74 of the second group, and the third component 76 of the third group. The components of each group may have similar orientations and may be arranged in a spaced relationship. The first, second and third intermediate components 72, 74 and 76 are oriented transversely to each other so that the intermediate components 36 cross each other at the junction or intersection square as described above, each of the first intermediate assembly may reciprocate 24c and 26c extending between the second grid. Therefore, each component can surround a pyramid-shaped space with seven sides, including six triangular sides and one hexagonal side. Refer to FIGS. 4a-b; another lattice panel similar to the above is shown in many respects. d 〇 However, unlike the lattice panel 10c shown in Figs. 3a-b, the lattice panel 10d shown in Figs. 4a-b includes first and second partitions which are offset relative to each other or whose nodes are offset relative to each other. The grids 2 4 c and 2 6 c 〇 In addition, the deviation of the separated grids 24c and 26c changes the configuration of the middle grid 28d -10- 1225531 〇 The middle grid 28d includes different groups of intermediate members 78, the configuration of which Form a pyramid-shaped space with four triangular sides on the stomach. Refer to Figures 5a-b; another lattice panel 10e similar to the above is shown in many respects. The second or upper lattice 26e includes diagonal members 80 of different groups. The diagonal members of each group are separated, but at different intervals or distances. For example, the space between the diagonal members 80 may include a larger and smaller intersection space. 6a-d; another grid panel 10f similar to the above is shown in many respects. The first or lower grid 24f includes lateral and longitudinal components 30 and 34, where the lateral components 34 are spaced apart, But the interval is different or the distance is different. “By way of example, the space between the lateral elements 34 may include larger and smaller interlaced-spaces. The first lattice 24f may include diagonal elements, as shown in FIG. 6c. The middle lattice 28f may include an intermediate element 90 , 旣 (1) penetrates the space between the first and second grids as described above, and (2) extends along the first and second grids as shown at 92 in Fig. 6d. Spring refers to Figs. 7a-b; Another grid panel 10g similar to the above 〇 The first or lower grid 24g may include a non-linear or non-straight diagonal component 96 〇 The diagonal component 96 may include connections with mutually different and different azimuth angles Segment 〇 On the one hand, the first and second grids may have similar configurations, as shown in Figure la-4b. On the other hand, the first and second grids may have different configurations, as shown in Figure 5a- As shown in 7b, each component can define a substantially hollow interior space in the grid panel except for the intersecting components of the middle grid. Alternatively, the internal space can be filled with 11-1225531 with another material such as foam, To add additional structure or functionality to the panel, such as Or noise insulation. In addition, the grids themselves can define a substantially hollow interior space between the components. Alternatively, these interior spaces can be filled with another material. In addition, the skin or panel can be placed in the first place. One or both of the first and second grids. Each node can be placed on the periphery of the grid panel. The nodes can be regularly or evenly spaced or irregularly spaced. Although the above grid panels have different configurations It is generally understood that other configurations are also possible and within the scope of the present invention. As mentioned above, the lattice panel may be made of composite materials. For example, the fibers are preferably continuous in the resin matrix, and the fibers may be carbon. , Glass, basalt, aromatic polyamine, Kev (Fiber B), polyethylene, nylon, bamboo, or other natural or man-made fibers. The resin can be of any type, such as thermoplastic resin, PCV-like, or Heat-setting resin such as epoxy resin or vinyl ester. The repeating geometry of the lattice panel can be formed by a plurality of continuous fiber strands or bundles extending along each lattice. The fiber strands can cross at each node or be connected to each other. 〇The fiber strands or bundles of each component can be twisted, entangled and / or braided to reduce voids, especially at the intersections or knots. Each component can be wrapped or braided by a group of external fibers around a fiber inner core. The fibers forming each component can be interwoven or overlapped at the intersections or nodes. For example, the fibers of the longitudinal component can be passed between the fibers of the lateral component. Generally, it is understood that the fibers of all components can be used in the fibers of other components. For example, the fibers of one component can be maintained as a single bundle or strand, while the fibers of the other component surround the component. In addition, it is generally understood that these components can only pass through each other without interlacing, Overlapping or intersecting 0 However, overlapping -12-1225531 or intersecting fibers will form voids between the fibers. As mentioned above, these voids will reduce the strength of the structure by as much as 90%-it will be recognized that the strength of the lattice panel is It is derived from the cooperation of collective fibers, such as a single bundle. Therefore, isolating or separating each fiber has an adverse effect on the strength of the structure. Therefore, as described above, each fiber, strand, or bundle can be Twisting, wrapping, knitting or wrapping with braid to make the fiber dense and reduce any voids, and increase the strength of the fiber and the lattice panel. In addition, each component can intersect at a single node in a single position as described above. General It will be recognized that the intersection of multiple fibers will generate a huge node, so it may introduce voids. In addition, the intersection of multiple fibers will cause non-linearity in the fiber and reduce its structural properties. Therefore, nodes or intersections can be offset or separated to form a group of different nodes or intersections that are close to each other. Therefore, a single node or intersection can be separated into two or more nodes or intersections to reduce the volume of the intersections and reduce the gap. On the one hand, the grid panel can have a marriage structure along one or more directions. Shape ◦ On the other hand, the lattice panel can be configured to have an arc shape, so it can be bent. The positions of the nodes on one side can be closed than those on the other side. Similarly, the segments on one side can be more different. One side is long. Generally, it will be recognized that the grid panel may be asymmetric. On the other hand, the grid panel may have a tapered component. For example, the vertical component may be tapered. The tapered component can be formed by fiber strands or bundles that are thicker and stronger at one end or part of the structure and thinner and lighter at the other end or part. The number of fibers in each strand or bundle can be increased or decreased to Forming tapered 0 Refer to Figures 8a-c; the device 100 and method for making this lattice panel from continuous fibers or bundles of 150 or fiber-13-1225531-dimensional strands are shown. The device 100 can be constructed to make Various grid panels having various configurations. The device 100 may include a frame or bottom support member with a processing path 158 along which continuous fibers 150 are arranged in the grid panel 10. The processing path 158 may have a longitudinal axis that is concentric with the grid panel. The continuous fiber 150 and the obtained grid panel 10 are pulled through the processing path 158 of the device 100 as shown by the arrow 160. The puller may pass through the processing path 158. The continuous fibers 150 and / or the lattice panel 10 are pulled out, and the fibers 150 are kept in a tensioned state. The fiber 150 is placed on the processing path 158 and tightened to provide an axial support configuration that constitutes the lattice panel. 10 The assembly structure is an axial support configuration. This skeleton structure enables the formation of complex open structures without relying on the traditional inner core. Shafts, molds, or other internal forming devices that support the entire surface of an object will generally be recognized again. This structure constitutes a traditional internal mandrel that supports all these internal surfaces of this complex three-dimensional space structure. It will be difficult to move away from the lattice panel. A plurality of fiber feed sources 162 may be coupled or coupled with the frame or bottom support member to provide a continuous fiber 150. Therefore, continuous fibers 150 may be pulled from the fiber feed source 162 and Through the device 100 or the processing path 158. The fiber feed source 162 includes a central feed coil or continuous external fiber bobbin from which the fiber 1 50 is wound. Any fiber source that facilitates the continuous release of stretched fibers can be used in this device. The device 100 may include a separate fiber feed source 162 for each component. It is generally understood that the number of fiber feed sources 162 depends on the number of components, and can be changed depending on the configuration and size of the grid panel to be manufactured. -14- 1225531 In addition, each fiber feed source 162 can provide a plurality of strands of fibers or bundles 150 to form each component of the lattice panel 10. For example, a single bundle may consist of thousands of individual fibers. A plurality of fibers or bundles from each fiber feed source 162 may be kneaded or twisted, wrapped, braided, or strongly wrapped with a braid to form a fiber strand. Rotating or displacing elements may interact with the fiber feed source 162 and The frame or bottom support member 154 is connected to displace the fiber 150 or the fiber feed source 162 around the processing path 158. The displacement element can wind the continuous fiber 150 in the opposite direction to form a horizontal diagonal assembly. The displacement element can Including the tracks on each path, the fiber feed source 162 travels along it. The displacement element may include a displacement frame, and the fiber feed source 162 is coupled with it so that each fiber feed source also travels along the path when the displacement frame is displaced. The lead member can be connected to the frame or the bottom support member and placed between the fiber feed source 162 and the processing path 158 to receive continuous fibers 150 from the plurality of fiber feed sources 162 to reposition the continuous fibers 150 at an angle. To the required pre-processing configuration. The azimuth guide member may be a loop for guiding the fibers 150 from the fiber feed source 162 to the processing path 1 58. The processing configuration represents the fiber 5o along the processing path i 5 8 from the fiber feed source 162 to a longitudinally stressed skeleton structure. An intermediate support element or member 180 may be placed at the processing path 158 and coupled to the frame or bottom support member. The intermediate support member 180 may include a plurality of engaging members 1 84, which are arranged around the processing path χ 58 to engage the nodes 36 of each component, and guide and keep the nodes of each component outward. Therefore, -15-1225531, the intermediate supporting member 180 and / or the engaging member 184 constitute a continuous or straight segment 22 in each component. The intermediate supporting member 180 and / or the engaging member 184 support the fiber in the configuration of the lattice panel 10. 150 〇 As detailed below, the engaging member 184 may travel with the lattice panel 10 when the fiber 150 is pulled through the processing path 158. The engaging member 184 and / or the intermediate support member 180 may also be used to pull each fiber out through the processing path. Ejector or traction member. As shown, the intermediate support element may be placed around the lattice panel 10 to engage the engagement member 184 from the outside of the lattice panel 10. The engagement member 184 may include hooks, cuts, or winding fibers around The grooved head 1 50. The engaging member 184 and / or the intermediate supporting member 180 constitute an external support structure for each fiber, which is different from the traditional inner mandrel that constitutes all the inner surfaces of the lattice panel. The engaging member 1 84 can only be substantially The nodes engage or contact the grid panel. Engagement or contact may be localized at or along the nodes. The engaging members 184 may bias each node outward. Therefore, the engaging member 184 can apply an outward force to the lattice panel at the node. The engaging member 184 constitutes a straight segment in the lattice panel. The engaging member 184 can intermittently establish a free space point, which operates to support the lattice. The nodes of the panel without the need for a continuous conventional inner mandrel 0 The intermediate support element 180 and / or the engaging member 184 can be displaced and operated outward relative to the fiber 1 50 to intermittently pull or displace the fiber 1 outward and along a path 50 to one represents the stable and extended position of the lattice panel. Therefore, the configuration of the lattice panel or the operating frame can be maintained without the assistance of an internal mandrel or cavity mold. 16-1225531 Intermediate support element 1 8 〇 and / Or the engaging members 1 8 4 can be placed outward to correspond to the size and shape of the grid panel. In one aspect, the engaging members 1 8 4 are placed in an adjustable manner so that a lattice panel of any desired size or shape can be formed. The intermediate support element 180 and / or the engaging member 184 can be displaced outwards during processing so that Changes in size or thickness can be made during processing. The meshing members 1 8 4 can be provided in groups or groups corresponding to the number of nodes. On the other hand, many groups can be provided, and only some are used, depending on the number of nodes needed. Meshing members 184 and / or support elements The adjustable nature of 180 can make it easier to manufacture structural components that are typically manufactured by tools with specific geometric shapes. It is generally recognized that small changes to traditional structures require a mechanism to update them. As mentioned above, the middle The supporting member 180 and / or the engaging member 184 can support and maintain each fiber from the outside of the structure. Therefore, the intermediate supporting member 180 and / or the engaging member 184 does not interfere with the sections that intersect or intersect with the interior of the lattice panel. As mentioned above, the traditional continuous inner mandrel will be difficult to evacuate from the inside of the grid surface plate due to the sections that intersect or intersect with it. A resin applicator can be connected to the frame or bottom support member to apply resin to the Continuous fiber 1 50, as known in the industry. The resin applicator may include a nozzle to spray or drip the resin onto the fiber. The resin may be applied to the fiber 150 while the fiber 150 is supported by the engaging member 184. In addition, the resin may be applied to the fibers 150 before being engaged by the engaging members 184 so that each engaging member does not block the application of the resin. Nozzle or spraying is an example of -17-1225531 method of applying resin to fibers. Other methods of applying resin to fibers include, for example, resin baths (fibers are pulled by this), multiple spray nozzles, pre-impregnated fibers, etc. Applying to the fiber produces a liquid resin / fiber composite. 0 An oven, heat source, or other curing device can be connected to the frame or bottom support member to assist in curing the resin. As known in the industry, the resin can be engaged in the fiber 150. The member 184 is cured when supported. An oven or heat source is an example of a method for curing the resin or the liquid fiber / resin composite. Other methods for curing the resin include, for example, heat, forced air, ultraviolet radiation, microwave, electron beam, laser beam, etc. The solidification of the liquid resin / fiber composite produces a strong, rigid, three-dimensional space truss structure capable of withstanding multi-directional loads. A puller or traction member can be connected to the frame or bottom support member to apply axial tension and Continuous fiber 150 and / or the lattice panel is drawn through the processing path 1 58. The puller can also engage a cured resin / fiber composite structure, such as using a gear-like device that engages the cured structure with teeth. The puller also The gripper 102 can be used to grasp the structure or components such as axial components to engage the structure. As described above, when the grid panel and fibers are pulled across the path, the engaging member 184 and / or the intermediate support element 180 It can be moved with the lattice panel. In one aspect, the engaging member 184 can be moved along the intermediate support member 180. On the other hand, the engaging member 184 can also be used as a puller or traction member. Therefore, the lattice panel 10 can be made to any desired length while having a variable thickness. A cutter can also be attached to the frame or bottom support member to cut the lattice panel to a desired length. The cutter may include a blade to cut each component and / -18-1225531 or section. In addition, the cutter may include a high-pressure fluid jet, water jet, laser beam, or any other cutting mechanism. Reference is made to Figure 9; another grid panel 10h similar to the above is shown in many respects. The grid panel 1 Oh has an arc or curved shape so that the lattice panel and its components are placed on an arc or curved layer. The grid panel 10 h may have an axis of 190 °. However, unlike the grid panel described above, the grid panel of FIG. 9 includes first and second spaced curved grids 24h and 26h. The arcs of the grids 24h and 26h are concentric as shown. 24h and 26h may each include a longitudinal component 30h and 40h that may be parallel to the axis 190 〇 In addition, the grid 24h and 26h may each include a lateral component 3 "and 42h that are bent around the axis 190 as the center. Directional components 30h and 34h may intersect with each other at the outer node 192, and longitudinal and lateral components of the second grid 26h may intersect at the inner node 194. The distance dl separated by each outer node 192 may be greater than The distance d2 of each inner node 194. Therefore, the position of each node on one side can be closer than the nodes on the opposite side. The middle grid 28h can extend between the nodes 192 and 194 of the grids 24h and 26h. Refer to the figure 10; Another grid panel 10i shown has a wavy outline or cross section. Therefore, the first and second grids 24i and 26i and the middle grid 28i may have multiple radians. It should be understood that the above configuration is merely an example of the principle of the present invention Application 0 can design many modifications and replacements Generation configuration without departing from the scope of the present invention. Although the present invention has been shown in the drawings, and the characteristics and details related to the present invention is considered to be the most practical and preferred specific form, the above is fully explained, but it is It is obvious to those of ordinary skill that many modifications can be made without departing from the principles and concepts of the present invention-19-1225531.