Reduced Cost Thermoplastic Composite Fabrication by Thermoforming Drapable Pre-pregs
This grant opportunity focuses on developing technologies to create thermoplastic composite parts with intricate designs efficiently using new materials and techniques.
Phase I involves selecting complex aircraft components that can be formed with drapable pre-pregs, such as manifolds or rib structures. The study should assess the materials' drapability and formability…
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