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Filament winding is a technique for manufacturing reinforced plastic parts of high strength and low weight in which continuous fibers or filaments encased in a matrix of resinous material are wound into a definite pattern. Glass reinforcements usually used by "Eurokompozit" are: roving, yarns or unidirectional woven tape and epoxy resins. These systems have wide field of applications where advantage can be taken of their properties such as low weight, high strength, excellent electrical properties and their good corrosion and chemical resistance. Methods of winding: hoop, helical or longitudinal give wide spectrum of different mechanical properties and possibilities of meeting the required properties. Filament wound tubes and cylinders are custom-made, with dimensions from Ø8 to Ø1100 mm, and length for customer requirements.

Maximum weight for winding (tools + tubes) is 1000 kg.

The above FW tubes are used as electro insulation material in high voltage transformers (as shown below).

 


 

Production of tubes and cylinders made of glass fabric is done in a way that glass fabric tapes are going throught-heating system stretched with given strength.

With this technology we produce tubes and cylinders with max. diameter and length of Ø220 x 2500 mm, and pressure of 170 bars.

 

Characteristics

Test methods

Units

Tubes with roving (FW)

Tubes with glass fabric

ELECTRICAL Characteristics

Axial electric strength in oil at 90 oC

DIN 53481

KV

50

50

Electric strength normal to axis in oil at 90 oC (for d=3 mm)

DIN 53481

MV/m

40

40

Insulating resistance after immersion in water

DIN 53482

Ohm

1-E10

1-E9

MECHANICAL Characteristics

Axial compressive strength

BS 6128/1-15

MPa

180

280

Flexural strength

DIN 53452

MPa

200

320

Cohesion between layers

BS 6128/1-11

MPa

315

280

Flexural modulus

DIN 53457

GPa

13

15

OTHER Characteristics

Water apsorption

DIN 53495

mg/cm3

1.5

1.5

Density (nominal)

DIN 53479

g/cm3

1.8 - 2.0

1.8 - 1.9

Thermal classification

BS 1757

class

B

B

Hydraulic pressure

 

bar

³ 200

³ 180