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Question: The basic formulas for bidirectional weave composites
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Mongo 0
Unfortunately, I have misplaced that article.
@John Kimball can you share any resources concerning basic math and physics for composites?
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What are the tabs you’re referring to?
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lo_0l 17
1 hour ago, Mongo said:I read a fascinating article in Racecar Engineering magazine. The article broke down all the major formulas for suspension and steering geometry into easy step by step instructions with descriptive examples. This was a simple process that did not require CAD. It only needed a scientific calculator.
Is there any resource that can walk me through the basic math and physics regarding structures that consist of layers of bidirectional weave composites, core materials and the resins?
@John Kimball might have some resources. He actually teaches a composites class 🙂
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Mongo 0
I read a fascinating article in Racecar Engineering magazine. The article broke down all the major formulas for suspension and steering geometry into easy step by step instructions with descriptive examples. This was a simple process that did not require CAD. It only needed a scientific calculator.
Is there any resource that can walk me through the basic math and physics regarding structures that consist of layers of bidirectional weave composites, core materials and the resins?
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lo_0l 17
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