On Polymer Composite Laminates
Yusuf Nakamura
Corresponding
Technical University of Munich
Fazlur Chen
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Abstract
Economic constraints in developing regions demand more efficient methods for dealing with polymer composite laminates in computer peripherals. A simplified procedure based on gas chromatography is proposed for routine design use. It is found that 5 governing parameters account for most of the observed variation. The investigation confirms the practical value of the assumptions commonly made in design.
Keywords:
polymer composite laminatesgas chromatographychemical reactorsgroundwater flow
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