Composites - A Profile of the World-wide Reinforced Plastics Industry, Markets and Suppliers to 2005
- 3rd Edition - November 11, 1999
- Latest edition
- Author: T. Starr
- Language: English
- Paperback ISBN:9 7 8 - 1 - 8 5 6 1 7 - 3 5 4 - 4
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 0 8 - 0 5 2 9 6 1 - 5
Following the success of the second (1995) edition, this report takes a fresh perspective on the industry, reviewing changes and developments in industry structure, corporate st… Read more
Following the success of the second (1995) edition, this report takes a fresh perspective on the industry, reviewing changes and developments in industry structure, corporate strategies, market condition, technology and application trends.
This profile is fully revised with market data with new forecasts to the year 2005. New and emerging technologies and applications are examined.
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1 - Assessment
1.1 The world composites industryCurrent statusSummary: global market in 1998Summary: forecast global market in 2005African continentAsia-PacificEuropeLatin AmericaMiddle EastNorth America Free Trade Association (NAFTA) regionRussia
1.2 Status of the composites industryIntroductionOpportunitites, challenges and threatsMergers and acquisitions, 1996-1999New products and servicesThermoset versus thermoplastic matrix•Glass mat thermoplastics (GMT)•Long fibre thermoplastics (LFT)Supply chainsFactors influencing pricingThe recycling issueThe environmental issue
1.3 Raw materialsReinforcements - current status and trends•Acramid fibre•Carbon fibre•Glass fibre•High performance reinforcementsMatrices - status and trends•Introduction•Acrylic - urethanes•Bismaleimide and cyanate esters•Phenolic•Unsaturated polyester•Vinyl esters, Bisphenol 'A' and expoxideAncillaries - current status and trends•Adhesives•In-mould coatings•Low pressure moulding compounds (LPMC)•Sheet moulding compounds (SMC)
1.4 The fabrication processes used by the composites industryContact and spray, open mouldingPreformingPultrusionResin transfer mouldingSCRIMPVacuum-bag
1.5 The markets and applications of the composites industryIntroductionAutomotiveFabrication techniques in automotive applicationsMass transitBuilidng and constructionCivil engineering and infrastructure
1.6 Major industry particpantsManufacturers and suppliersTrade and authoritative bodies
2 - Directory
2.1 Listing by classification
2.2 Contact listings
2.3 Internet address book
3 - Reference
3.1 Composites industry - historical highlights
3.2 Composites codes and standards
3.3 TerminologyMatrix and relatedMechanical and physical propertiesProduction techniques and materialsReinforcement
3.4 References
3.5 Acknowledgements
3.6 Tables acknowledgements
3.7 List of tables
- Edition: 3
- Latest edition
- Published: November 11, 1999
- Language: English
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T. Starr
Trevor Starr is a Chartered Engineer, Fellow of the Institute of Materials and Principal of Technolex an internationally renowned independent composites consultancy practice which he established in 1978.
He has recruited contributors from Western Europeand the USA who collectively possess many years hands-on experience of designing and manufacturing pultruded profiles for a wide range of civil engineering projects and structural applications.
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