The Uniform-Stress Spinning Filamentary Disk.

Abstract

An analysis is presented for the development of the fiber patterns necessary to produce uniform fiber tension in a spinning filamentary disk. The family of fiber patterns for such isotensoid disks is described in terms of curvature, slope, and arc length, and means are suggested for obtaining polar-coordinate plots of the patterns. Included are diagrams of three of the patterns, a photograph of a model, and a discussion of the general characteristics of the family of allowable patterns. It was found that the isotensoid disk design with which the disk is covered by uniform-diameter fibers operates at half the stress of a simple hoop, for a given tip speed and fiber mass per unit length. (MM)

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Oct 01, 1964
Accession Number
ADA306090

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  • A. C. Kyser

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