Liquid composite moulding has been studied and practised for decades, yet turning a successful process into robust, repeatable industrial production remains one of the biggest challenges in composite manufacturing.
A highly experienced composites practitioner, new to infusion, recently asked a deceptively simple question: “How do we know the infusion has gone well?” In production, we should be able to answer that with confidence - every time.
Using large-scale wind blade manufacturing as a key industrial context, alongside experience from aerospace and other composite sectors, this webinar will explore what really changes when a composite process leaves R&D and reaches the factory floor.
Where does variability enter the process?
Which parameters really matter?
What should we measure and control?
And how do we know when a process is genuinely ready to scale?
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Agenda
A clearer understanding of what robust composite processing looks like.
How to identify and control the variables that affect repeatability.
Practical steps required to move from successful trials to dependable, industrialized composite manufacturing.
Tim Searle is R&D Director at Composite Integration, where he leads a specialist team focused on bridging the gap between good science and its practical use on the composites factory floor. He has almost 30 years in the industry. He started as a...
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