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Matrix
Composite Forms and Processing Methods
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| + | Manufacturing of composite is an essential factor which should be considered when design composite components. The type of material, the form of material, mold design and processing method are all factors that need to be considered. Below are common forms and processing methods used by teams, but there are various other methods available. | ||
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Revision as of 00:47, 13 June 2020
A composite is a material which is composed of two physically distinct and mechanically separable phases. One material serves as the fiber while a second serves as the matrix.
Contents
Matrix
Fiber
Composite Forms and Processing Methods
Manufacturing of composite is an essential factor which should be considered when design composite components. The type of material, the form of material, mold design and processing method are all factors that need to be considered. Below are common forms and processing methods used by teams, but there are various other methods available.
Prepreg
Curing
Ramp
Dwell
Cool down
Dry Weave
Resin Infusion
Resin is provided succ to flow through the dry weave
Wetlay
Resin is applied, usually by pouring
