Composite Design and Manufacturing 02: Product Development and Simulation

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Aram Goganian

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01 - Introduction to our composite system.mp4

00:39

02 - Review of product dev and simulation.mp4

03:44

03 - Designing and modeling for composites.mp4

04:56

04 - Sketching fundamentals to begin the design process.mp4

04:40

05 - Modeling concepts and overview.mp4

03:12

06 - Design tools used for 3d body surfacing.mp4

04:38

07 - Quick design changes within workflow.mp4

02:35

08 - Setting up parameters in Discovery from imported Fusion 360 file.mp4

02:52

09 - Update variables within CFD.mp4

04:36

10 - Real-time edits within Discovery.mp4

02:37

11 - Setting up topology optimization.mp4

04:07

12 - Make updates and design changes within topology optimization.mp4

05:24

13 - Setup model with drawings for spec.mp4

03:43

14 - Sketch templates.mp4

04:56

15 - Enhanced surface control.mp4

04:09

16 - Tools in CAD to analyze your part.mp4

03:31

17 - Draft analysis - Confirm capability of successful mold construction.mp4

04:10

18 - Conclusion.mp4

00:56

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Composite materials are now found in everything from automobile interiors to cell phone cases to sporting equipment. It is critical for product designers to be able to incorporate composite materials into their design. In this three-part series, carbon fiber product designer and fabricator Aram Goganian presents an essential guide to building a composite-based consumer product—in this case a carbon-fiber balance bike. The second course focuses on composite design configuration and simulation, showcasing a single-sided mold with wash-out tooling, a closed mold with a thermoplastic epoxy, and pre-preg materials. By showing the design process in action, Aram provides guidance for part fabrication and final product validation. Discover how to build your model, validate your design concept and make updates to the design, and finalize the design, complete with a fully visualized surface finish. Plus, learn how to create detailed analysis or manufacturing.

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