Composites Manufacturing – Sanjay K. Mazumdar – 1st Edition

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More and more companies manufacture reinforced composite products. To meet the market need, researchers and industries are developing manufacturing methods without a reference that thoroughly covers the manufacturing guidelines. Composites Manufacturing: Materials, Product, and Process Engineering fills this void. The author presents a fundamental classification of processes, helping you understand where a process fits within the overall scheme and which process is best suited for a particular component.

You will understand:

  • Types of raw materials available for the fabrication of composite products
  • Methods of selecting right material for an application
  • Six important phases of a product development process
  • Design for manufacturing (DFM) approach for integrating benefits and capabilities of the manufacturing process into design of the product so that the best product can be produced in a shortest possible time and with limited resources
  • Detailed description of composites manufacturing processes with some case studies on actual part making such as boat hulls, bathtubs, fishing rods and more
  • Process models and process selection criteria
  • Design and manufacturing guidelines for making cost-competitive composite products
  • Procedures for writing manufacturing instructions and bill of materials
  • Joining and machining techniques for composite materials
  • Cost-estimating techniques and methods of comparing technologies/manufacturing processes based on cost
  • Recycling approach to deal with post-market composite products

To stay ahead in this quickly changing field, you need information you can trust. You need Composites Manufacturing: Materials, Product, and Process Engineering.

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    1. Introduction

    2. Conventional Engineering Materials

    3. What ARE Composites

    4. Functions of Fibers and Matrix

    5. Special Features of Composites

    6. Drawbacks of Composites

    7. Composites Processing

    8. Composites Product Fabrication

    9. Composites Markets

    10. Barriers in Composite Markets

    11. Raw Material for Part Fabrication

    12. Introduction

    13. Reinforcements

    14. Matrix Materials

    15. Fabrics

    16. Prepregs

    17. Preforms

    18. Molding Compound

    19. Honeycomb and Other Core Materials

    20. Material Selection Guidelines

    21. Introduction

    22. The Need for Material Selection

    23. Reasons for Material Selection

    24. Material Property Information

    25. Steps in Material Selection Process

    26. Material Selection Methods

    27. Product Development

    28. Introduction

    29. What is Product Development Process

    30. Reasons for Product Development

    31. Importance of Product Development

    32. Concurrent Engineering

    33. Product Life Cycle

    34. Phases of Product Development

    35. Design Review

    36. Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)

    37. Design for Manufacturing

    38. Introduction

    39. Problems of a Design

    40. What is DFM

    41. DFM Implementation Guidelines

    42. Success Stories

    43. When to Apply DFM

    44. Design Evaluation Methods

    45. Design for Assembly

    46. Manufacturing Techniques

    47. Manufacturing Process Selection Criteria

    48. Manufacturing Process Requirement

    49. Mold and Tool Making

    50. Basic Steps in a Composites Manufacturing Process

    51. Advantages and Disadvantages of Thermoset and Thermoplastic Composites Processing

    52. Composites Manufacturing Processes

    53. Manufacturing Processes for Thermoset Composites

    54. Thermoplastic Manufacturing Processes

    55. Process Models

    56. Introduction

    57. Importance of Models in Composites Manufacturing

    58. Composites Processing

    59. Process Models for Selected Thermoset and Thermoplastic Processing

    60. Process Model for RTM

    61. Production Planning and Manufacturing Instructions

    62. Objectives of Production Planning

    63. Bill of Materials

    64. Manufacturing Instructions

    65. Capacity Planning

    66. Joining of Composite Materials

    67. Adhesive Bonding

    68. Failure Modes in Adhesive Bonding

    69. Basic Science of Adhesive Bonding

    70. Types of Adhesives

    71. Advantages of Adhesive Bonding over Mechanical Joints

    72. Disadvantages of Adhesive Bonding

    73. Adhesive Selection Guidelines

    74. Surface Preparation Guidelines

    75. Design Guidelines for Adhesive Bonding

    76. Theoretical Stress Analysis for Bonded Joints

    77. Mechanical Joints

    78. Advantages of Mechanical Joints

    79. Disadvantages of Mechanical Joints

    80. Failure Modes in a Bolted Joint

    81. Design Parameters for Bolted Joints

    82. Preparation for the Bolted Joint

    83. Machining and Cutting of Composites

    84. Objectives/Purpose of Machining

    85. Challenges During Composites Machining

    86. Failure Mode During Composites Machining

    87. Cutting Tools

    88. Types of Machining Operations

    89. Cost Estimation

    90. Introduction

    91. The Need of Cost Estimating

    92. Cost Estimating Requirements

    93. Types of Cost

    94. Cost Estimating Techniques

    95. Cost Analysis for Composite Manufacturing Processes

    96. Learning Curve

    97. Guidelines for Minimization of Production Cost

    98. Recycling of Composites

    99. Introduction

    100. Categories of Dealing with Wastes

    101. Recycling Methods

    102. Existing Infrastructures for Recycling


  • Citation
    • Full Title: Composites Manufacturing: Materials. Product and Process Engineering
    • Author/s:
    • ISBN-10: 0849305853
    • ISBN-13: 9780849305856
    • Edition: 1st Edition
    • Topic: Mechanical
    • Subtopic: Manufacturing
    • File Type: eBook
    • Idioma: English

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