Daher
Assess the Effect of Crystallinity Degree on Mechanical Properties of a Thermoplastic Composite Structure
Daher is an aircraft manufacturer and an industry and service equipment supplier. The student team worked to assess the effect of crystallinity degree on mechanical properties of a thermoplastic composite structure. The team determined the degree of crystallinity with different time and temperature exposition, validated analysis through chemical and physical tests, built a time temperature transformation graph for different crystallinity, and identified cure cycle parameters to repair the crystallinity of a thermoplastic composite structure.
Faculty Adviser
Luna Yue Huang,
Materials Science & Engineering
Students
Ford Gross
Griffin Chase
Josiah Mace
Logan Oster
Naomi Nelson
Nathan Isler
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