《复合材料设计与制造》Design and Manufacturering of Composite

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作者 Hoa, S. V.
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( r, t: @: V1 W2 {页数 248   
: F7 T5 s5 j: o& w& n出版日期 1998年
出版社 Taylor & Francis Routledge
: u, w, r0 V6 R; g6 R4 o6 QISBN 1566767083
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9 T/ t% d" Q' pThe second joint Canada-Japan workshop on Composites follows the success of the first Canada-Japan workshop on
% ?4 n* v( `5 x3 e9 `6 p- IComposites held in Kyoto, Japan in August 1996. The second workshop held in Montreal in August 1998 furthers
1 d3 a4 v& \: N% g5 Q2 F5 Bthe objective of providing a forum for interaction on a large scale among researchers, engineers and scientists
between Canada and Japan. This second joint workshop is co-organized by Professor Suong V. Hoa of Concordia
) l1 z/ L( l; t# A3 L0 f. m# pCentre for Composites, Concordia University and Professor Hiroyuki Hamada from Kyoto Institute of Technology,
( X: w; V; [. {& I) wKyoto, Japan. Apart from technical presentations, the workshop also includes exhibits from companies and visits to
* c. Y' v. s; `  d! Y4 M) N7 a" qthe Industrial Materials Institute and to Bell Helicopter Textron Canada Ltd.
% ^, ^2 Y1 k& y! J1 A+ xThe technical presentations cover a range of topics from thermoplastic composites, metal matrix composites,
ceramic composites, smart composites, textile composites, manufacturing methods, fatigue and impact failure,
0 G& I% a# s6 {7 q: Z$ g$ Ganalysis and modeling, and design and applications.
Sincere appreciation is expressed to many organizations and individuals who have contributed to the success of the
$ H$ V/ h! \5 V5 _% ]! d- zworkshop. Included among them are the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, for the financial support for the
# o( x. X& U9 F$ ^* O' Oworkshop; the sponsorship from Canadair Ltd.; the support from the Industrial Materials Institute and Bell
+ T$ [7 i0 ^/ ^, bHelicopter Textron Canada Ltd.; Concordia Centre for Composites, Department of Mechanical Engineering,
7 ~, c# [1 N( W! m( L* MConcordia University and Kyoto Institute of Technology for the parametric support; Ms. Sophie Merineau for
( X9 U/ `$ W$ x6 flooking after all important details of the workshop and for the preparation for the publication of the proceedings.
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CONTENTS
. D  g/ |  K4 s- mPreface xi
, p. M5 a3 b; ?" W7 jThermoplastic Composites I
5 R8 B# P6 l7 \; eStructures and Mechanical Properties of Injection Molded CF/LCP Composites
" k' I: V* x1 E7 Q  }! AA. Fujita and F. Baba, Advanced Technology R&D Center, Mitsubishi Electric
$ y7 F8 ?3 X1 f4 DCorporation, 8-1-1, Tsukaguchi-honmachi, Amagasaki, Hyogo 661-8661, Japan   3
9 H) {' H. I6 _9 c8 b" S/ zPrediction of Residual Stresses in Continuous Glass Fiber/Polypropylene Composites
8 P6 B5 G' l4 i+ iY. Youssef and J. Denault, Industrial Materials Institute, National Research Council,
7 y6 Y1 b, X4 D4 c% ~2 C. |& b, J75 de Mortagne, Boucherville (Québec), Canada J4B 6Y4  7
Impact Properties of Stampable-Sheet Made of Glass Fiber and Polypropylene
K. Nagayama, Chemical Research Laboratory Technical Research Laboratories,
! q' l+ d  Q9 q" pKawasaki Steel Corporation, 1 Kawasaki-cho, Chuo-ku, Chiba-shi 260, Japan
6 B3 r) W7 X0 g& AK. Fujiwara, Polymer Mechanics Laboratory, Faculty of Textile Science, Kyoto
/ N4 e& L: N" J5 {8 ~Institute of Technology, Matsugasaki, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606, Japan
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Manufacturing I
; X5 U' {: c8 t0 U) R7 u+ u6 dSpecial Techniques Used to Manufacture Conductive Composite Laminate Structure
3 y" z) g* K: i  X; e: `for Unique Air-Borne Geophysical System
3 ~; D$ N! O$ f* ~M. Artus and V. Kohli, Avcorp Industries Inc., Composites Materials Division, 840
Vadnais St., Granby, Quebec, Canada J2J 1A7
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& C# ~, e, A. w5 a; HSimulation of Resin Injection in Parts with Variable Porosity in Liquid Composite
Molding
F. Trochu, X.-T. Pham, Y. Benoit, J. Breard, J.-F. Remacle and R. Gauvin, Ecole
: [2 e& A, V6 J5 X3 z: V" g: n/ mPolytechnique, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Design Considerations of an All FRP Highway Cargo Tank
A. Chatillon, Tankcon FRP Inc., 4250 Marcel Lacasse, Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada
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Metal Matrix and Smart Composites
Wear Characteristics of Alumina Particulate Reinforced Aluminum Based Composites
J. Lo, CANMET, Dept. of Natural Resources Canada, 568 Booth St., Ottawa, Ontario
% t: o. c' j6 s" P% |K1A 0G1, Canada
+ n# y4 P4 ^. }3 e* _; W* `0 {! `J. Li and M. Phaneuf, Fibics Inc., 568 Booth St., Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0G1, Canada
2 o5 g4 F  K) S# `  MT. Murayama, IMRA American Inc., 1044 Woodridge Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI
, j$ _& q4 l3 Z9 Q1 q- e48105-9774, U.S.A.
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Design and Fabrication of Smart Composites for Static Shape Control
" k+ [( ~) z) p/ m2 y0 p! ^0 UH. Wang and C. K. Jen, Industrial Materials Institute, National Research Council
9 z8 \; v. S# x5 `8 ?5 n% w  OCanada, 75 de Mortagne Blvd., Boucherville, Québec, Canada J4B 6Y4
' x4 Y  W# c1 \2 }3 L  m" gM. Giray and S. Kalaycioglu, Canadian Space Agency, 6767 Route de I'Aéroport,
Saint-Hubert, Québec, Canada J3Y 8Y9
( X4 m& H+ G8 ^! pS. E. Prasad, Sensor Technology Ltd., 20 Stewart Road, Collingwood, Ontario,
Canada L9Y 3Z4
Fracture Behavior of Adhesively Bonded Composite-to-Metal Lap Joints with Thick
; e, y& J" R8 g1 H5 p3 A6 e5 p/ }Adherends
J. F. P. Owens, Boeing Canada Technology Inc., 99 Murray Park Road, Winnipeg,
3 }- M0 L3 |9 t( h9 @# ?5 NManitoba, Canada R3J 3M6
- n- t- K" ^# t$ D* cP. Lee-Sullivan, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of New
Brunswick, P.O. Box 4400, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada E3B 5A3   57
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