Definitions /Dictionary/Glossary - nptel
Definitions /Dictionary/Glossary - nptel
Definitions /Dictionary/Glossary - nptel
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Circumferential Winding: A type of filament winding in which the filaments are perpendicular<br />
to the axis.<br />
Clamping Pressure: In injection molding and transfer molding, the pressure that I is applied to<br />
the mold to keep it closed in opposition to the fluid pressure of the compressed molding material.<br />
Clean Core: This form of honeycomb core is clean and packed in such a way that it is ready for<br />
bonding without vapour degreasing or cleaning.<br />
Closure: It is the complete coverage of a mandrel with one layer (two plies) of fibre.<br />
Cloth: A fine weaves of woven fiberglass.<br />
Cobalt: Used as the accelerator for Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide catalyzed polyesters.<br />
Cocure: The process of curing a material and bonding it to another surface during the same cure<br />
cycle.<br />
Cocured: Cured and simultaneously bonded to another prepared surface.<br />
Cocuring: The act of curing a composite laminate and simultaneously bonding it to some other<br />
prepared surface during the same cure cycle (see Secondary Bonding).<br />
Coefficient of Elasticity: The reciprocal of Young's modulus in a tension test.<br />
Coefficient Of Expansion (COE): Measure of the change in length or volume of an object.<br />
Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion: The change in length per unit length resulting from<br />
a one-degree rise in temperature.<br />
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE): A material's fractional change in length for a<br />
given unit of change in temperature.<br />
Coefficient of Variation: The ratio of the population (or sample) standard deviation to the<br />
population (or sample) mean.<br />
Cohesion: Tendency of a single substance to adhere to itself. It is also, the force holding a single<br />
substance together.<br />
Cohesive Failure: Failure of an adhesive joint occurring primarily in an adhesive layer.<br />
Cohesive Strength: It is the intrinsic strength of an adhesive.<br />
Coin Tap: Tapping a laminate with a coin in different spots to detect a change in sound,<br />
indicating the presence of a defect that may require repair.