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Effects of Vacuum Bagging Techniques on Mechanical Properties of CarbonEpoxy Laminates

Conventionally, composite laminates were manufactured by applying vacuum bagging setup in an autoclave machine. However, the process needs a long production time and requires high-cost equipment. Alternatively, vacuum-bagging-only techniques are introduced as it does not require an autoclave vess...

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Main Author: Norafizal, Arif Isyraf
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: IRC 2020
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TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
Online Access:http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20369/1/Dissertation%20Arif%20Isyraf%2022558.pdf
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spelling my-utp-utpedia.203692021-04-06T15:54:32Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20369/ Effects of Vacuum Bagging Techniques on Mechanical Properties of CarbonEpoxy Laminates Norafizal, Arif Isyraf TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Conventionally, composite laminates were manufactured by applying vacuum bagging setup in an autoclave machine. However, the process needs a long production time and requires high-cost equipment. Alternatively, vacuum-bagging-only techniques are introduced as it does not require an autoclave vessel for the manufacturing procedure. However, this alternative suffers from manufacturing-induced defects such as void formation which will affect the mechanical properties of the produced laminates. This study investigates the effects of vacuum-bagging techniques and curing profiles on the void formation of carbon-epoxy laminates with complex shapes. IRC 2020-01 Final Year Project NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20369/1/Dissertation%20Arif%20Isyraf%2022558.pdf Norafizal, Arif Isyraf (2020) Effects of Vacuum Bagging Techniques on Mechanical Properties of CarbonEpoxy Laminates. IRC, UTP. (Submitted)
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Norafizal, Arif Isyraf
Effects of Vacuum Bagging Techniques on Mechanical Properties of CarbonEpoxy Laminates
description Conventionally, composite laminates were manufactured by applying vacuum bagging setup in an autoclave machine. However, the process needs a long production time and requires high-cost equipment. Alternatively, vacuum-bagging-only techniques are introduced as it does not require an autoclave vessel for the manufacturing procedure. However, this alternative suffers from manufacturing-induced defects such as void formation which will affect the mechanical properties of the produced laminates. This study investigates the effects of vacuum-bagging techniques and curing profiles on the void formation of carbon-epoxy laminates with complex shapes.
format Final Year Project
author Norafizal, Arif Isyraf
author_facet Norafizal, Arif Isyraf
author_sort Norafizal, Arif Isyraf
title Effects of Vacuum Bagging Techniques on Mechanical Properties of CarbonEpoxy Laminates
title_short Effects of Vacuum Bagging Techniques on Mechanical Properties of CarbonEpoxy Laminates
title_full Effects of Vacuum Bagging Techniques on Mechanical Properties of CarbonEpoxy Laminates
title_fullStr Effects of Vacuum Bagging Techniques on Mechanical Properties of CarbonEpoxy Laminates
title_full_unstemmed Effects of Vacuum Bagging Techniques on Mechanical Properties of CarbonEpoxy Laminates
title_sort effects of vacuum bagging techniques on mechanical properties of carbonepoxy laminates
publisher IRC
publishDate 2020
url http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/20369/1/Dissertation%20Arif%20Isyraf%2022558.pdf
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