Taiwan’s Composites and FRP Industries: Current Status and Future Developments

Chen Chi M. Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.334-335.129

Paper Titles

Modelling Liquid Composite Moulding Processes Employing Wood Fibre Mat Reinforcements
p.113

Bainite Transformation in Fe-0.34%C-Nb Steels
p.117

On Bainite Nucleation at Carbon Depleted Zone around Edge Dislocation
p.121

Microstructural Design of Ceramic–Metal Composites for Tribological Applications
p.125

Taiwan’s Composites and FRP Industries: Current Status and Future Developments
p.129

Study on the Mechanical Properties of Tissue-Mimicking Phantom Composites Using Ultrasound Indentation
p.133

Numerical and Experimental Studies on Cured Shape of Thin Unsymmetric Carbon/Epoxy Laminates
p.137

The Dynamic Fracture Analysis of the Adhesively Bonded Materials under Shear Loading
p.141

Fabrication and Characteristics of Carbon Fiber Reinforced C–SiC Dual Matrix Composites
p.145

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Taiwan’s Composites and FRP Industries: Current Status and Future Developments

Abstract:

This presentation will illustrate the history, current status and future development of composite and FRP industry in Taiwan. This paper will present the characteristics of composites industry in Taiwan. The statistic survey of market and products of composite will be shown in details. Trend and development of FRP and Composites will be discussed. Unique products made in Taiwan will be described by several categories. The challenge and prospective aspects of Composite Industry will be discussed. Research and Development of Composite in Taiwan are critical to our industry which will be emphasized. International cooperation has been conducted which will be presented. Emphasis will be placed on the R&D of composites in Taiwan including: Basic research. Processing. Nanocomposites. “Green composites” and High-tech applications. Academia-industry cooperation will be discussed. International cooperation among academic institute, society/association and foreign industry will also be illustrated.