000			07816nam a2200301 i 4500
008			130718s2011 flua b 001 0 eng d
020			_a9781420090826
020			_a1420090828
040			_aBAUN _beng _cBAUN _erda
049			_aBAUN_MERKEZ
050	0	4	_aTA418.9.C6 _bA325 2011
100	1		_aAdvani, Suresh G.
245	1	0	_aProcess modeling in composites manufacturing / _cSuresh G. Advani, E. Murat Sozer.
250			_a2nd edition
264		1	_aBoca Raton, FL : _bCRC Press, _cc2011.
300			_axv, 614 pages : _billustrations ; _c27 cm.
336			_2rdacontent _atext _btxt
337			_2rdamedia _aunmediated _bn
338			_2rdacarrier _avolume _bnc
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0	0	_tContents _tPreface _tAbout the Authors _t1.Introduction _t1.1.Motivation and Contents _t1.2.Preliminaries _t1.3.Polymer Matrices for Composites _t1.3.1.Polymer Resins _t1.3.2.Comparison between Thermoplastic and Thermoset Polymers _t1.3.3.Additives and Inert Fillers _t1.4.Fibers _t1.4.1.Fiber-Matrix Interface _t1.5.Classification _t1.5.1.Short Fiber Composites _t1.5.2.Advanced Composites _t1.6.General Approach to Modeling _t1.7.Organization of the Book _t1.8.Exercises _t1.8.1.Questions _t1.8.2.Fill in the Blanks _t2.Overview of Manufacturing Processes _t2.1.Background _t2.2.Classification Based on Dominant Flow Process _t2.3.Short Fiber Suspension Manufacturing Methods _t2.3.1.Injection Molding _t2.3.2.Extrusion _t2.3.3.Compression Molding _t2.3.4.Structural Foam Molding _t2.3.5.Rotational Molding _t2.4.Advanced Thermoplastic Manufacturing Methods _t2.4.1.Sheet Forming _t2.4.2.Thermoplastic Pultrusion _t2.4.3.Thermoplastic Tape Lay-Up Process _t2.5.Advanced Thermoset Composite Manufacturing Methods _t2.5.1.Autoclave Processing _t2.5.2.Liquid Composite Molding _t2.5.3.Filament Winding _t2.6.Exercises _t2.6.1.Questions _t2.6.2.Fill in the Blanks _t3.Transport Equations for Composite Processing _t3.1.Introduction to Process Models _t3.2.Conservation of Mass (Continuity Equation) _t3.2.1.Conservation of Mass _t3.2.2.Mass Conservation for Resin with Presence of Fibers _t3.3.Conservation of Momentum (Equation of Motion) _t3.4.Stress-Strain Rate Relationship _t3.4.1.Kinematics of Fluid _t3.4.2.Newtonian Fluids _t3.5.Examples to Solve Viscous Flow Problems _t3.5.1.Boundary Conditions _t3.5.2.Solution Procedure _t3.6.Conservation of Energy _t3.6.1.Heat Flux-Temperature Gradient Relationship _t3.6.2.Thermal Boundary Conditions _t3.7.Exercises _t3.7.1.Questions _t3.7.2.Problems _t4.Constitutive Laws and Their Characterization _t4.1.Introduction _t4.2.Resin Viscosity _t4.2.1.Shear Rate Dependence _t4.2.2.Temperature and Cure Dependence _t4.3.Viscosity of Aligned Fiber Thermoplastic Laminates _t4.4.Suspension Viscosity _t4.4.1.Regimes of Fiber Suspension _t4.4.2.Constitutive Equations _t4.5.Reaction Kinetics _t4.5.1.Techniques to Monitor Cure: Macroscopic Characterization _t4.5.2.Technique to Monitor Cure: Microscopic Characterization _t4.5.3.Effect of Reinforcements on Cure Kinetics _t4.6.Thermoplastic Reactive Processing _t4.7.Crystallization Kinetics _t4.7.1.Introduction _t4.7.2.Solidification and Crystallization _t4.7.3.Background _t4.7.4.Crystalline Structure _t4.7.5.Spherulitic Growth _t4.7.6.Macroscopic Crystallization _t4.8.Permeability _t4.8.1.Permeability and Preform Parameters _t4.8.2.Analytic and Numerical Characterization of Permeability _t4.8.3.Experimental Characterization of Permeability _t4.9.Fiber Stress _t4.10.Exercises _t4.10.1.Questions _t4.10.2.Fill in the Blanks _t4.10.3.Problems _t5.Model Simplifications and Solutions _t5.1.Introduction _t5.1.1.Usefulness of Models _t5.2.Formulation of Models _t5.2.1.Problem Definition _t5.2.2.Building the Mathematical Model _t5.2.3.Solution of the Equations _t5.2.4.Model Assessment _t5.2.5.Revisions of the Model _t5.3.Model and Geometry Simplifications _t5.4.Dimensionless Analysis and Dimensionless Numbers _t5.4.1.Dimensionless Numbers Used in Composites Processing _t5.5.Customary Assumptions in Polymer Composite Processing _t5.5.1.Quasi-Steady State _t5.5.2.Fully Developed Region and Entrance Effects _t5.5.3.Lubrication Approximation _t5.5.4.Thin Shell Approximation _t5.6.Boundary Conditions for Flow Analysis _t5.6.1.In Contact with a Solid Surface _t5.6.2.In Contact with Other Fluid Surfaces _t5.6.3.Free Surfaces _t5.6.4.No Flow out of a Solid Surface _t5.6.5.Specified Conditions _t5.6.6.Periodic Boundary Condition _t5.6.7.Temperature Boundary Conditions _t5.7.Convection of Variables _t5.8.Process Models from Simplified Geometries _t5.8.1.Model Construction Based on Simple Geometries _t5.9.Mathematical Tools for Simplification _t5.9.1.Transformation of Coordinates _t5.9.2.Superposition _t5.9.3.Decoupling of Equations _t5.10.Solution Methods _t5.10.1.Closed-Form Solutions _t5.1.Numerical Methods _t5.12.Validation _t5.12.1.Various Approaches for Validation _t5.13.Exercises _t5.13.1.Questions _t5.13.2.Problems _t6.Short Fiber Composites _t6.1.Introduction _t6.2.Compression Molding _t6.2.1.Basic Processing Steps [1] _t6.2.2.Applications [1] _t6.2.3.Flow Modeling _t6.2.4.Thin Cavity Models _t6.2.5.Hele-Shaw Model _t6.2.6.Lubricated Squeeze Flow Model _t6.2.7.Hele-Shaw Model with a Partial Slip Boundary Condition [2-4] _t6.2.8.Heat Transfer and Cure _t6.2.9.Cure _t6.2.10.Coupling of Heat Transfer with Cure _t6.2.11.Fiber Orientation _t6.3.Extrusion _t6.3.1.Flow Modeling _t6.3.2.Calculation of Power Requirements [5] _t6.3.3.Variable Channel Length [5] _t6.3.4.Newtonian Adiabatic Analysis [5] _t6.4.Injection Molding _t6.4.1.Process Description _t6.4.2.Materials _t6.4.3.Applications _t6.4.4.Critical Issues _t6.4.5.Model Formulation for Injection Molding _t6.4.6.Fiber Orientation _t6.5.Exercises _t6.5.1.Questions _t6.5.2.Fill in the Blanks _t6.5.3.Problems _t7.Adv. Thermoplastic Composite Manuf. Processes _t7.1.Introduction _t7.2.Composite Sheet Forming Processes _t7.2.1.Diaphragm Forming _t7.2.2.Matched Die Forming _t7.2.3.Stretch and Roll Forming _t7.2.4.Deformation Mechanisms _t7.3.Pultrusion _t7.3.1.Thermoset versus Thermoplastic Pultrusion _t7.3.2.Cell Model [6] _t7.4.Thermal Model _t7.4.1.Transient Heat Transfer Equation _t7.4.2.Viscous Dissipation _t7.5.On-Line Consolidation of Thermoplastics _t7.5.1.Introduction to Consolidation Model _t7.5.2.Importance of Process Modeling _t7.5.3.Consolidation Process Model _t7.5.4.Model Assumptions and Simplifications _t7.5.5.Governing Equations _t7.5.6.Boundary Conditions _t7.5.7.Rheology of the Composite _t7.5.8.Model Solutions _t7.5.9.Inverse Problem of Force Control _t7.5.10.Extended Consolidation Model _t7.6.Exercises _t7.6.1.Questions _t7.6.2.Fill in the Blanks _t7.6.3.Problems _t8.Processing Advanced Thermoset Fiber Composites _t8.1.Introduction _t8.2.Autoclave Molding _t8.2.1.Part Preparation _t8.2.2.Material and Process Parameters _t8.2.3.Processing Steps _t8.2.4.Critical Issues _t8.2.5.Flow Model for Autoclave Processing _t8.3.Liquid Composite Molding _t8.3.1.Similarities and Differences between Various LCM Processes _t8.3.2.Important Components of LCM Processes _t8.3.3.Modeling Flow Issues in LCM _t8.3.4.Process Models _t8.3.5.Resin Flow _t8.3.6.Heat Transfer and Cure _t8.3.7.Numerical Simulation of Resin Flow in LCM Processes _t8.3.8.Case Studies _t8.3.9.Numerical Solution of Pressure and Velocity Distributions at the End of Mold Filling Using Finite Difference Method _t8.3.10.Liquid Injection Molding Simulation (LIMS) _t8.3.11.Case Studies Using LIMS _t8.4.Filament Winding of Thermosetting Matrix Composites _t8.4.1.Introduction _t8.4.2.Process Models _t8.5.Summary and Outlook _t8.6.Exercises _t8.6.1.Questions _t8.6.2.Fill in the Blanks _t8.6.3.Problems _tA.MATLAB Files _tB.Solution to Example 8.13 Using FDM _tC.Additional Examples with LIMS to Model Liquid Mold Filling _tBibliography _tIndex
650		0	_aComposite materials.
650		0	_aManufacturing processes.
700	1		_aSozer, E. Murat.
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