Abstract: A pressure container manufacturing method by forming an outer shell of a fiber reinforced composite material on a periphery of a liner having a cylindrical portion, dome portions connected to both ends of the cylindrical portion, and a mouth piece disposed on one top of the dome portions, has: forming a body on the periphery by braiding fiber bundles provided from bobbins of a braider disposed in a circumferential direction of the liner, while moving the liner in an axial direction, wherein when body formation reaches a root portion of the mouth piece, a movement in a first direction of the liner is stopped, each bobbin is rotated approximately a half-turn in the circumferential direction, and thereafter formation of the body is continued while moving the liner in a second direction opposite to the first direction; and curing a resin impregnated in the fiber bundles, to form an outer shell.

Abstract: A pressure container manufacturing method by forming an outer shell of a fiber reinforced composite material on a periphery of a liner having a cylindrical portion, dome portions connected to both ends of the cylindrical portion, and a mouth piece disposed on one top of the dome portions, has: forming a body on the periphery by braiding fiber bundles provided from bobbins of a braider disposed in a circumferential direction of the liner, while moving the liner in an axial direction, wherein when body formation reaches a root portion of the mouth piece, a movement in a first direction of the liner is stopped, each bobbin is rotated approximately a half-turn in the circumferential direction, and thereafter formation of the body is continued while moving the liner in a second direction opposite to the first direction; and curing a resin impregnated in the fiber bundles, to form an outer shell.

Abstract: A flexbeam (1) having flapping portions (3) and lead-lag and feathering portions (5). Each lead-lag and feathering portion has: a central portion with an elongated and narrow width; middle portions each of which continuously connects to the central portion and branches from both ends of the central portion extending along the longitudinal direction thereof, and extends upward and downward; and edge portions each of which continuously connects to the middle portion and bends from each end of the middle portions and extends almost in parallel with the central portion. At corners formed on branch portions (40, 50) and/or bending portions (60, 70), concaves (41-43, 51-53, 61, 62, 71, 72) each of which has a cross-section of an approximate arc shape and which continuously and smoothly connects to two surfaces forming each of the corners and is formed inside extended planes of the two surfaces.

Abstract: A flexbeam (1) having flapping portions (3) and lead-lag and feathering portions (5). Each lead-lag and feathering portion has: a central portion with an elongated and narrow width; middle portions each of which continuously connects to the central portion and branches from both ends of the central portion extending along the longitudinal direction thereof, and extends upward and downward; and edge portions each of which continuously connects to the middle portion and bends from each end of the middle portions and extends almost in parallel with the central portion. At corners formed on branch portions (40, 50) and/or bending portions (60, 70), concaves (41-43, 51-53, 61, 62, 71, 72) each of which has a cross-section of an approximate arc shape and which continuously and smoothly connects to two surfaces forming each of the corners and is formed inside extended planes, of the two surfaces.