"Cure" is a process that converts a liquid resin into a solid by chemical reactions induced by heat (or radiation). This program simulates the distributions of temperature and degree of cure through out the thickness of a composite part for various mold-heating programs.
				CREDITS CONTENT AND ORGANIZATION R. L. McCullough COMPUTATIONAL ALGORITHMS Travis A. Bogetti, Army Research Laboratory PROGRAMMING Dennis Michaud Roderic C. Don Tae-Ki Kim Martin Indermauer GRAPHICS & DESIGN Brian Banks Mark A. Deshon CONTACT Giuseppe R. Palmese, Scientist Center for Composite Materials University of Delaware Newark DE 19716 PALMESE@CCM.UDEL.EDU
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