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Fiber
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spun into threads, yarns, ropes, strings
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Sheet
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materials can be laminated or layered to create a composite material
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Particle
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they can be added to composite mixture to provide unique properties
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Matrix
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glue that binds particles and fibers together
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Weaving
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produce carbon fiber and glass fiber sheets
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molding
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composites formed into molds
7
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pultrusion
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opposite of extrusion, composite material containing fibers is pulled through a former
8
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Lamination
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involves the laying down of sheets, with a matrix between them
Dt IB SL
flashcards
Decks in class (31)
# Cards
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Topic 1.1: Anthropometrics10
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Topic 1.2: Psychological factoes10
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Topic 1.3: Physiological factors5
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Topic 2.1: Resources and Reserves4
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Topic 2.2: Waste Mitigation Strategies13
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Topic 2.3: Energy utilization, storage and distribution6
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Topic 2.4: Clean tech5
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Topic 2.5: green design8
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Topic 2.6: Eco design9
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Topic 3.1: Conceptual modelling5
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Topic 3.2: Graphical modelling12
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Topic 3.3: Physical modelling9
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Topic 3.4: Computer aided design15
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Topic 3.5: Rapid prototyping5
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Topic 4.1: Properties of materials18
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Topic 4.2A: Metals8
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Topic 4.2B: Timber10
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Topic 4.2C: Glass10
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Topic 4.2D: Plastic11
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Topic 4.2E: textiles11
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Topic 4.2F: composites8
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Topic 4.3: scales of production5
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Topic 4.5: Manufacturing processes7
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Topic 4.6: Robots in production7
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Topic 5.1: Invention8
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Topic 5.2 and 5.3: innovation14
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Topic 5.4: Stakeholders is invention and innovation3
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Topic 5.5: Product life cycle7
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Topic 5.6: Roger's9
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Topic 5.7: specification9
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Topic 6: classic design10
