Composite Design and Manufacturing 01: Process and Materials

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01 Introduction

001 Introduction to composite materials and manufacturing systems.mp4

00:39

02 Introduction to Composite MFG

001 Composites introduction.mp4

04:43

002 Benefits of composite use and structures in MFG.mp4

05:59

003 Negatives of composite use and structures in MFG.mp4

08:04

03 Composite Materials Overview of Types

001 The matrix with fiber material.mp4

05:30

002 Orientation of fiber materials.mp4

06:34

003 Fiber materials and their properties.mp4

07:57

004 Matrix materials and formulas.mp4

03:48

005 Types of matrix materials.mp4

04:33

04 Manufacturing Methodologies for Composites

001 Molding basics.mp4

06:41

002 Mold types.mp4

04:42

003 Open mold manufacturing.mp4

04:06

004 Closed mold manufacturing.mp4

06:55

05 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

00:58

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Composite manufacturing is no longer an enigma of high-level industrial fabrication. The migration of composite material has inserted itself into consumer products from automobile interiors to cell phone cases to sporting equipment. In this three-part series, carbon fiber product designer and fabricator Aram Goganian presents an essential guide on composite design and manufacturing, detailing the building of an actual consumer product—in this case a balance bike—from composite design to the finished product. This first course covers composite material basics and carbon fiber manufacturing methodologies. Aram details carbon fiber as a material, how it’s manufactured, how it’s processed, and the different styles of manufacturing with it. By the end of this course, you’ll have a better understanding of the material and how to best use it.

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