Airbus Defence and Space Gmbh

Eads Deutschland Gmbh

Lfk-lenkflugkoerpersysteme Gmbh

Wilhelm Wulbrand

Juergen Steinwandel

Ulrich Prechtel

Kay Dittrich

Franz Stadler

Thomas Koerwien

Helmut Piringer

Thomas Körwien

Michael Sabielny

Kurt Lindner

Herbert Zippold

Dietrich P Jonke

Walter D Vogel

Thomas Schuster

Martin Englhart

Bernhard Schoenlinner

Reinhard A Simon

Paul Hennig

Wilhelm Hager

Wolfgang Schäfer

Helmut E A Knabe

Markus Rothenhaeusler

Kay W Dittrich

Bernhard Schönlinner

Markus Rothenhäusler

A method for producing a surface structure with a lightning strike protective system involves providing a support structure based on a fiber-reinforced composite material. At least one arrangement of a lightning strike protective material made from or with a conductive material is applied onto the support structure so that the lightning strike protective material arrangement adheres to the support structure in such a way that it is held securely in its position. A cover material is applied in such a way that it embeds the at least one arrangement of a lightning strike protective material that is held securely in its position on the support structure, and the cover material is solidified.

Method for producing a surface structure with lightning protection, and surface structure which can be produced in this way

A method is provided for manufacturing a radome. The method has the following steps: creation of a contoured fit of at least one section of an inner surface of a wall of the radome; arrangement of a plurality of planar photosensitive semiconductor elements on an outer surface of the contoured fit; placement of the contoured fit with the plurality of planar photosensitive semiconductor elements on the at least one section of the inner surface of the wall; establishing of a connection between the plurality of planar photosensitive semiconductor elements and the wall; and removal of the contoured fit from the radome. This method enables the simple manufacture of a radome with a layer having several semiconductor elements for the electromagnetic shielding of the interior of the radome.

Method for manufacturing a radome

A two-layer ceramic composite material, wherein the first predominantly load-bearing layer is an oxidic, carbon-free fiber-reinforced ceramic layer which is made by a colloidal process. The second predominantly thermally insulating layer is an oxide-ceramic foam. The colloidal process produces carbon-free oxide ceramics which, because of their high purity, have low dielectric losses in the entire usage temperature range. In addition, the colloidal process provides a simple and cost-effective production method.

Multi-layer ceramic composite material with a thermal-protective effect

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Markdorf, Germany

Wilhelm Wulbrand