Difference between revisions of "Monocoque"
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| − | A monocoque is a fully enclosed structural chassis where the loads are supported by the skin. This could be done by either folding a sheet material (such as aluminum sandwich or sheet metal) or manufacturing components with molding a material (such as CFRP or GFRP). | + | A monocoque is a fully enclosed structural chassis where the loads are supported by the skin. This could be done by either folding a sheet material (such as aluminum sandwich or sheet metal) or manufacturing components with molding a material (such as [[Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer|CFRP]] or [[Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer|GFRP]]). |
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Maybe have a completely separate page for molds? | Maybe have a completely separate page for molds? | ||
Revision as of 15:26, 16 May 2020
A monocoque is a fully enclosed structural chassis where the loads are supported by the skin. This could be done by either folding a sheet material (such as aluminum sandwich or sheet metal) or manufacturing components with molding a material (such as CFRP or GFRP).
DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURING
Maybe have a completely separate page for molds?
Separate page on Composite manufacturing
