Filament Winding Thermoplastic Composites
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The objective of this research is to develop the                            methodologies required to filament wind thin and thick structural               elements made of thermoplastic matrix composites.  Models will be               developed which simulate the filament winding of thermoplastics, and            (a) provide the required relationships between geometry, material               properties, filament winding process variables, (b) specify the                 appropriate process variables for a given application, and (c) yield            information needed for computer aided simulation and control of the             manufacturing process.  The models will be implemented by                       "user-friendly" ready-to-use computer codes.                                        The problems associated with filament winding of thermoplastic              composites are also being considered, and techniques for filament               winding such composites will be developed.                                          In order to evaluate the validities of the winding techniques               and the models developed during the course of this research, thin               and thick cylinders will be wound using thermoplastic matrix                    composites.  These cylinders will be inspected and tested, and the              data thus obtained will be compared to the results of the analytical            predictions.                                                                        The results of this research are expected to provide                        understanding of the filament winding process of thermoplastic                  matrix composite structures, and to lead to practical and cost-                 effective procedures for filament winding such structures.
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{'Code': '1467', 'Text': 'MATERIALS PROCESSING AND MANFG'}
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