Introduction to Composite Manufacturing

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Steven Marjieh

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01 - Stronger and lighter.mp4

00:33

02 - Introduction to composite manufacturing.mp4

01:33

03 - What is a composite.mp4

03:22

04 - History of composites.mp4

01:42

05 - Where composites are used.mp4

02:13

06 - Fibers and fabrics.mp4

02:29

07 - Matrix - Resins.mp4

02:50

08 - Core.mp4

02:14

09 - Adhesives.mp4

03:05

10 - Layup process.mp4

03:08

11 - Room temp curing - Wet layup.mp4

01:35

12 - Autoclave - Elevated temp and pressure.mp4

02:24

13 - Resin infusion process.mp4

03:34

14 - Compression molding.mp4

01:30

15 - Defining defects and nondestructive methods.mp4

01:49

16 - Visual inspection.mp4

01:42

17 - Tap testing.mp4

01:59

18 - Ultrasonic.mp4

01:58

19 - Radiography.mp4

01:44

20 - Thermography.mp4

01:26

21 - Neutron radiography.mp4

02:29

22 - Moisture detector.mp4

01:37

23 - Manufacturing defects.mp4

04:21

24 - In-service defects.mp4

02:07

25 - Solid laminates.mp4

01:48

26 - Sandwich.mp4

01:27

27 - Next steps.mp4

00:26

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Composite manufacturing is ready to meet the demands of the modern world, including groundbreaking vehicle and aeronautical designs, which require ever lighter and stronger materials. Commonly associated with carbon fiber processes, composite manufacturing combines two materials to form a polymer with properties that would be hard to produce with a single material alone. The resulting composites are durable and light. This course teaches the fundamentals of composite manufacturing, including fiber and resin-based processes, and shows ways to detect and repair defects. Instructor Steven Marjieh reviews common composite materials, manufacturing methods, inspection methods, defect types, and repair options.

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