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Steve Olson
U.S.
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| All Polymer Composite Materials, prcesses, tooling, design, laminate analysis, FEA, several factories etc. experience: Materials, Aerospace, Medical, Recreational, etc. Expert in Thermoplastic Composites | Available
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andy mackay
New Zealand
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| Composite fabrication and testing, plug and mould design & build, surfacing materials, gelcoats, resins (epoxy, polyester, BMI, urethane) GRP, FRP, carbon, aircraft and marine composites, infusion techniques, Light RTM methodology, troubleshooting materials and process engineering. | Available
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Ever Barbero
U.S.
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| I can answer questions in Spanish as well as English. Structural Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials, Structural Analysis, Material Modeling (numerical, analytical), Testing (mechanical, aging, etc.) of Composites and Polymers, mainly Polymer Matrix and to lesser extent Materials Science and Processing of same. See http://mysite.verizon.net/everbarbero/ | Maxed Out
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2008-11-14 Glass Strenght Calculator: Dear Keith, This is actually about in the middle of the literature data, which tends to range between 5000-15000 psi. Here are the other parameters to think about: 1. In bending half the glass...
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2008-11-13 Glass Strenght Calculator: Dear Keith, You are correct, I made a fat finger error on a calculator, that's why I now have it in Excel so I can't screw it up. There is also another issue with this old calculation, I gave out the...
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2008-10-31 composite rod: Dear Ken, You have most of the requirements, now you have to design it with engineering calculations. You also need the material properties of the material you wish to use. So you have to use 3 point...
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2008-10-28 Material Science on Squash Racket: Hi Denny, Sounds like a snake oil salesman or some really stretched patent claims. 1. Hybrids of glass/carbon fiber bring down the strength and stiffness of the part. If this is desired, then OK...
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