Allison Glugla

Title: Allison Glugla’s Patents in Adhesive Assembly and Aircraft Aerodynamics.

Introduction

Allison Glugla is an inventor associated with Moissy-Cramayel, France. Her work includes patent inventions related to adhesive bonding and the manufacture of aerodynamic surfaces for aircraft. She is credited with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Glugla’s listed patents include “Adhesive Assembly Method and an Adhesive Assembly Obtained by the Method.” The invention describes bonding a first substrate to a second using an adhesive joint that incorporates a support mesh. After curing, the mesh remains throughout the bonded zone between the substrates.

Another listed patent, “Method for Producing an Aerodynamic Element Including Riblets,” concerns making an aircraft component with a wall partly covered by a film bearing ribs or grooves. The method starts with a deformable, unpatterned film and a pressure plate with complementary surface features. The film is placed on the component wall, and the plate presses against it as the film is bonded and shaped to create the ribbed or grooved surface.

Career Highlights

Glugla’s listed professional affiliations include Safran Aircraft Engines and Safran Aerospace Composites. The patent subjects reflect applications in aircraft manufacturing, including bonded assemblies and aerodynamic surface features.

Collaborations

Her listed coworkers include Jordan Kusch and Pierre Antoine Bossan.

Conclusion

Allison Glugla’s patent work, as represented by the listed inventions, addresses practical manufacturing techniques for adhesive assemblies and aircraft aerodynamic elements.