Effects of material and process parameters on in-situ consolidation
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Automated tape placement - ATP - is a recent manufacturing technology for composite materials. Therefore, a correct modeling of the multi-physical process is critical in order to make possible in-situ consolidation. In this work, we propose an accurate modelling framework and an efficient simulation procedure of physics occurring during the process with the aim of studying the influence of material and process parameters into the material consolidation evolution. For that purpose, an accurate description of the prepreg surface becomes compulsory, justifying the use of a multi-resolution description of it based on the use of wavelets.
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OpenAlex topics: Material Properties and Processing · Epoxy Resin Curing Processes · Music Technology and Sound Studies
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