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Photo & Illustration Credits 1. Boeing 787 photo, courtesy of The Boeing Company 2. BMW i3 – Dickson photo 3. Anon: “Wind Turbine Blades: Big and Getting Bigger. June 2008: Composites Technology. Article avail. Online: www.compositesworld.com/articles/wind-turbine-blades-big-and-getting-bigger Cover photo: http://www.compositesworld.com/articles/archive/863d0bd5-e4a5-42cc-a6a4-cc3583bfc0d1 4. Blackbird “Super OM” Guitar: www.blackbirdguitar.com Used by permission. 5. Misc. Sporting goods: Dickson photos 6. BMW/Oracle America’s Cup Yacht: Anon. “America’s Cup 34”. Sept 23, 2013: Seattle Times. Avail online: http://www.seattletimes.com/news/americas-cup-34/ 7. Carbon fiber: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_%28fiber%29 CF Oxidation Line: Anon. “Complete Carbon Fiber Process Lines from Harper”. April 7, 2011. Avail online (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=W16JJw0fFjQ Century Design Hot Melt Prepreg Equipment: www.centurydesigninc.com. Used by permission. 3Tex woven preforms: Heider, D, et al. “ Large-Scale Joint Fabrication Using 3-D Fabric Preforms, Sandwich Core Structure and VARTM Processing”. SAMPE Sept/Oct 2008, Vol 44, No. 5. Also - Bogdanovich, A, et al. “Fabrication of 3-D Woven Preforms and Composites with Integrated Fiber Optic Sensors”. SAMPE 2003 Conf, Long Beach, CA, May 11-15, 2003. SAMPE Journal, Vol. 39, No. 4, July/Aug 2003, pp. 6-15. Additional info on 3D weaves: www.3Tex.com Braid pictures and illustrations: A&P Technologies. www.braider.comUsed by permission. Illustration and component fabricated from Cytec Dform material: http://www.cytec.com/dform/. Images courtesy of Cytec, Inc. Test component fabricated from Stretch Broken Fiber: Dillon, Gregory & Stiver, Donald: “Application of Stretch Broken Carbon Fiber Materials to Rotorcraft Structures”. 2006, Vol. 51. Society for the Advancement of Material & Process Engineering (SAMPE). DiscoTex Stretch Broken Fiber: Ng, Stanley and Meilunas, Raymond: “Aligned Discontinuous Carbon Fiber forComposites Forming”. 2007, Vol. 52. Society for the Advancement of Material & Process Engineering (SAMPE). Additional info: www.pepinassociates.com/DiscoTex.html 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Non-CrimpFiber Fabric Image: Bischoff, T, et al. “Multi-Axial Fabrics – Near Net Shape Preforms for 15. Saertex, inc. www.saertex.com Advanced Composite Structures”. 2005: SAMPE – proceedings of 37th ISTC conference. Additional info: 172PDF Image | Composites 101 Workshop
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