Lecture

Compression Modeling and Composite Manufacturing

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Description

This lecture covers compression modeling in soil mechanics and textiles, including the concept of compression modulus and plasticity. It also discusses the assembly of fibers, contact molding, resin infusion, and the impregnation process in composite manufacturing. Furthermore, it explores the flow of fluids in porous media, consolidation processes, and the end-of-life considerations for composite materials, such as recycling methods and carbon footprint analysis.

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