Lecture

Composite Materials Processing

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Description

This lecture provides insights into the physical phenomena and equations involved in processing composite materials, focusing on liquid composite molding. It covers the main constituents, processing techniques, market overview, fibers, resins, CO2 footprint, and modeling of physical and constitutive equations.

Instructors (3)

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