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Theory and practice in welding of plastics and polymeric composites. Basic structure and properties of polymers, theory and methods for welding of plastics and composites, design and analysis of welded joints.
Student | Assigned | Reviewing |
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Smith.11893 | Radio frequency welding | |
Sage.70 | Vibration Welding of Thermoplastics | |
Johnson.6159 | Improving the Hot Gas welding article | |
Wildofsky.2 | Infrared Welding | |
Schnorrenberg.1 | Squeeze Flow for Welding Plastics | |
Frazier.385 | Use of HDPE at Nuclear Power Plants | |
Piazza.55 | Improve Spin Welding of Polymers article | |
Flintrop.1 | Implant Resistance Welding of Thermoplastics | |
Aguilar.97 | Hot plate welding | |
Taylor.3182 | Expand Filler (materials) article | |
Gerdes.21 | Improve the rheological weldability article | |
Nelson.1319 | Testing of Advanced Thermoplastic Composite Welds | |
Mendoza.755 | Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) and Powder Bed Fusion (PBF) Additive Manufacturing of polymers | |
Briangoodwin | Implant Induction Welding of Thermoplastics | |
Dutenhaver.2 | Solvent Bonding of Plastics | |
Lloyd.249 | Improving the Extrusion Welding article | |
Vodehnal.1 | NDE of Plastic Welds | |
Zhang.9353 | Improve the Laser welding of polymers |
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