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Composites Processing

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Definition

• A microscopic mixture of two or more

different materials. One typically being

the continuous phase (matrix), and the

other being the discontinuous phase

(reinforcement).

• Its properties are strongly dependent on

the composite structure.

• Ductility of matrix combined with

stiffness of reinforcement.

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Ceramic fiber composite

Polymer matrix composite

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Types / Examples

• People

• Trees

• Fiber reinforced matrices

– fiberglass - epoxy

• Particulate reinforced matrices

– tires (carbon black in rubber, but it also has

continuous fibers (steel or polymer belts))

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Fibers/Particles Reinforcement

• Glass

• Kevlar

• Carbon

• Thermoplastics

• Alumina

• Boron

• SiC

• Steel

• Si3N4

• Silica

• Glass beads

• Talc

• Rocks

• Carbon black

• Calcium carbonate

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Reinforcements

• Rovings

– continuous

– bulk

• Continuous strand mat

• Chopped strand mat

• Surface veils

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Matrices

• Protects & separates reinforcement, transmits

forces

• Polymer

– PEEK, epoxy, polyester, polyurethane, rubber

• Metal

– Al, Cu, Ni, Ti

• Ceramic

– glass, cement

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Honeycomb composites

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C-17 Aircraft

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Visby Corvette

Razzle Dazzle Camouflage

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Stealth Ships

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IsoTruss Bike

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Processes

• Hand lay-up

• Vacuum bagging/autoclave

• Compression molding

– SMC/BMC

• Liquid resin molding

• Resin transfer molding

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Processes

• Pultrusion

• Filament winding

• Injection molding

• Thermoplastics processing

• Automated tape laying

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Manual lay-up

• Definition: A process

wherein the application of

resin and reinforcement is

done by hand onto a suitable

mold surface. The resulting

laminate is allowed to cure in

place without further

treatment

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Hand spray-up

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Hand lay-up shop

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Molds

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Mold

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Vacuum bag assembly

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Vacuum bag

Breather

Bleeder

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Lay-up

Material on stiffening

structure

Vacuum bag and

fittings attached

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Autoclave

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Autoclave

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Delta II Rocket

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Delta II rocket

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Can be used with bulk molding compound (BMC)

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Schematic of a compression molding press

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Car parts with Sheet Molding

Compound (SMC) - Prowler

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SMC manufacture using a configuration that can make chopped-fiber

SMC-R; continuous fiber SMC-C; or continuous, random SMC-C/R

material

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Molding process

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Fiber orientation

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Resin transfer molding (RTM) process

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RTM applications

• Auto body panels

• Truck air

deflectors

• Wind blades

• Chemical storage

tanks

• Solar collectors

(40 ft diameter,

36 parts)

• RV components

• Propellers

• Bathtub/shower

units

• Antenna dishes

• Chairs

• Swim pool panels

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Car parts

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RTM automobile structure

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Truck

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Train Compartment

Train Compartment

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Plenum method for making preforms

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Schematic of high-speed RTM process

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SCRIMP – Boat Hulls

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Pultrusion process

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Fiber let-off

Fiber guides

Resin impregnation

Preforming Curing die

Cut-off saw

Puller

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Reinforcements

• Rovings

– continuous

– bulk

• Continuous strand mat

• Chopped strand mat

• Surface veils

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Continuous fiber reinforcement pultusion

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Hollow structure pultrusion process

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RIM (Reaction Injection Molding) pultrusion

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Exploded view of pultruded composite

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Bank of America Building Spire

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Pultruded bridges

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Pultruded

I-beam

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Filament winding

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GT’s machine

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Filament winding machines

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Delta IV Rocket faring

mandrel

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Figure 1: A Veriflex™ cylinder is fabricated.

Figure 2: The cylinder is placed in a clamshell mold,

heated, and blow-molded into a complex-shaped mandrel.

Reusable Mandrels

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Reusable Mandrels

Figure 3: The mandrel is cooled below the transition

temperature resulting in a rigid mandrel.

Figure 4: The mandrel is filament-wound and then cured.

The cure process for the composite does not affect the mandrel.

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Reusable Mandrels

Figure 5: After the composite is cured, the Veriflex™ mandrel is heated

above its activation temperature. The Veriflex™ then becomes pliable and

is removed. The transition temperature does not affect the composite.

Figure 6: The complex part is completed. The cylindrical

Veriflex™ mandrel, which returned to its "memory" shape

while above its transition temperature, can be reused.

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Creel tensioners

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Integral head resin wet-out bath

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Winding pins for low angle winding

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Continuous curing oven

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Layout of a computer-controlled

filament-winding machine

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Gas tanks

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Aerospace parts

F-16 Patriot missile

Soviet missile

Rocket Motor Casings

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Tape laying – 787 fuselage

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Tape laying – 787 fuselage

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Composite motors

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Sporting goods

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Glass epoxy filament-wound 9-foot-diameter by 55-foot-

long assembled railway tank car

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Pipe machine and cure oven

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Light pole

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Thermoplastics processing

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Injection molding

Clamp Mold

Hopper

Barrel

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Injection molding

hopper

heaters

barrel

screw

nozzle clamp

mold

cavity

pellets

motor /

drive

throat

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Roll forming

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Roll-formed part

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Matched die forming

sample and

holder alignment pins

adjustment bolts

weights

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Press forming of LDF (long discontinuous fibers)

Formed component

after trimming

Clamp and

thermoform Transfer into

heated dies Heat material

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Compression molding

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Compression molding sequence

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Hydroforming

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Diaphragm forming

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Diaphragm forming

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Vacuum forming in autoclave

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Stretch forming

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Tape laying

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Automated Tow Placement

- Thermoplastics

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Robotic thermoplastic ATP machine

NASA Langley

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Filament winding thermoplastic ATP

machines

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Filament winding thermoset ATP

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Large ATP machine

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Typical parts

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