Using titanium metal in a marine environment in conjunction with carbon fibre composites.

Ewart, Paul (2017) Using titanium metal in a marine environment in conjunction with carbon fibre composites. Undergraduate student work (Unpublished)

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Earthrace Conservation run local conservation campaigns, mostly with Volunteers, in various countries. These involve the protection of endangered species, Beach Cleanups, School Outreach Programs, Public education or Rallies (http://earthraceconservation.org/). Their current campaign will allow them to build an ocean-going vessel (ER2) to support the global campaign for marine conservation. They have recently produced prototype components with a local company for the vessel from titanium metal that are naturally corrosion resistant and have superior strength to conventional metals. They now need to investigate their use in conjunction with the carbon composite materials they are planning to use on the deck of the vessel.

Item Type:Undergraduate student work
Keywords that describe the item:titanium metal, marine environment, carbon fibre composites
Subjects:T Technology > TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
T Technology > TN Mining engineering. Metallurgy
T Technology > TS Manufactures
Divisions:Schools > Centre for Engineering and Industrial Design
ID Code:5362
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Deposited On:09 Mar 2018 03:00
Last Modified:09 Mar 2018 03:00

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