Manufacturing of Polymer Composites
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advanced manufacturing methods
Author_B. Tomas Astrom
B. T. Astrom
Carbon Fiber
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Composite Applications
composite material processing
Composite Recycling
compounds
Compression Molded
Cycle Times
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Fiber Volume Fraction
fibre reinforced plastics
Filament Winding
Hand Layup
industrial composite design
Kidlington OX5 1GB
layup
material
molding
Molding Compounds
NDT Method
Non-crimp Fabrics
polyesters
polymer matrix engineering
post-design composite manufacturing challenges
prepreg
Prepreg Layup
Prepreg Plies
Prepreg Stack
quality assurance composites
raw
reinforcement
Reinforcement Impregnation
Sandwich Components
Secondary Recycling
Short Beam Shear Test
Tertiary Recycling
thermoplastic
Thermoplastic Composites
Thermoplastic Pultrusion
Thermoset Composites
unsaturated
Unsaturated Polyesters
Wet Layup
Product details
- ISBN 9781138459588
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 12 Jul 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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The potential application areas for polymer composites are vast. While techniques and methodologies for composites design are relatively well established, the knowledge and understanding of post-design issues lag far behind. This leads to designs and eventually composites with disappointing properties and unnecessarily high cost, thus impeding a wider industrial acceptance of polymer composites.
Manufacturing of Polymer Composites completely covers pre- and post-design issues. While the book enables students to become fully comfortable with composites as a possible materials choice, it also provides sufficient knowledge about manufacturing-related issues to permit them to avoid common pitfalls and unmanufacturable designs. The book is a fully comprehensive text covering all commercially significant materials and manufacturing techniques while at the same time discussing areas of research and development that are nearing commercial reality.
