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well explained sir
Outstanding
Sir please make a video about core aerospace job and how to join
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Great presentation.. Thank you sir..Is ferrite materials are used in aerospace applications
You say "Glass fiber has a diameter of about 10mm." Um, that's about 1/2 inch, dude. Do you just rush out these vids without ANY proof reading? A high school science class would flag that in no time. Perhaps you saw that funny little Greek letter "mu" (the "u" with a descending right leg) and thought it was an "m". Whatever, you're obviously ignorant of basic science. "Block channel"!
Funny you mention Virgin Galactic, I just got hired there for a composite tech position and was brushing up on my skills and came across this.
This is top notch,good job
My compliments on an extremely well done presentation of a complex & highly misunderstood subject. Having worked the X33 program you are so, so correct. Keep up the good work.
Great Intro, thanks a lot.
As usual, bureaucrats and politicians screwing things up. Good presentation. Perhaps Elon Musk could run for president?!!! NO WAY!
I hope you have a million subscribers soon. We have a solar system that needs exploring and your videos are an excellent introduction to the knowledge the world needs.
Is this referencing E glass? Also, it doesn't need a salt bath.
6:50 What curvature?The earth is flat!
Concise and well presented video. The old Corvettes had a thin plywood form under the fiberglass.I'd forgotten about the X-33...
Excellent presentation. We are off and running in the race to space. Wait, we ARE in space already!It's the new addresses we are reaching for that makes it all so amazingly exciting. Please keep up the great work!
Nice video. Looking forward to learning more and applying it to my next awesome career in Space robotics.
This is a great intro video to composites very well done.
Wow great video
Great video! I learned a lot. Thank you!
I'm thumbs up number 50
When you were stating the thickness of fiberglass, aramid, carbon fiber.....perhaps you were stating some specific application thickness of multiple plies? With the possible exception of glass mat a single layer is only a fraction of a mm thick. The specific thickness depends on the weight per square yard (or sq. meter) of the fabric. For example it might be 3.0 oz., 5.0 oz. or 7.0 oz., fabric. Obviously the 7.0 oz. is thicker than the 3.0 oz. For example 3 oz. E-glass is 0.0046" (0.11684 mm) thick, whereas 7.5 oz E-glass is 0.0107" (0.27178 mm) thick. Even super heavy duty 40.0 oz. E-glass cloth is only 0.98044 mm thick. It takes multiple plies of material to get a product a few mm thick......
I hope you can do a video on calculating orbits, understanding orbits, rendezvous, and docking orbits in greater detail.
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In bone example .. which behave as a matrix and which behave as a fiber Hydroapetite or collagen
Please, I need the answers of these questionsWhat is the most effective volume fraction of the reinforcement material or matrix material and why ?Which is better in composite material reinforced by particles or fibers of the same value of volume fraction and why ?What is the most effective volume fraction or weight fraction on the properties of the composite materialDescribe the method of expulsion of bubbles in the sample.
Too slow to explain..which makes video lenghty and boring...increase speed pls.
ThankuSir
Thank you