Leonardo had four patents in future of work during Q4 2023. Leonardo SpA filed patents in Q4 2023 for methods related to manufacturing aircraft panels using pre-preg composite materials, creating aeronautical items with hybrid composite materials using additive technology, and controlling aircraft capable of hovering with multiple engines and rotors. These methods involve innovative processes such as arranging stringers on a skin, depositing matrix and reinforcing fibers, and transitioning between power configurations based on detected parameters. GlobalData’s report on Leonardo gives a 360-degreee view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.

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Leonardo grant share with future of work as a theme is 25% in Q4 2023. Grant share is based on the ratio of number of grants to total number of patents.

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Application: Manufacturing method of a stiffened panel with open-section stringers for aeronautical application (Patent ID: US20230382561A1)

The patent filed by Leonardo SpA describes a method for manufacturing a stiffened panel for an aircraft. The process involves arranging a skin of pre-preg composite material on a curing surface, positioning pre-formed stringers with an open cross-section on the skin, and using mandrels to cover specific portions of the stringers. The skin and stringers then undergo a co-curing process in an autoclave with a vacuum bag to cure the components effectively.

Additionally, the method includes steps such as arranging caul plates on uncovered portions of the skin, using secondary curing flaps between mandrels, and utilizing specific materials like bismaleimide or epoxy resin with carbon, glass, or Kevlar fiber reinforcement. The resulting stiffened panel consists of the skin and stringers, which can have various cross-section shapes like T-shaped, double-T, H-shaped, or Z-shaped. The patent also specifies the maximum thickness of the mandrels and materials used in the process, ensuring the quality and structural integrity of the final aircraft panel.

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