The Use of Polymer Composite Materials in the Manufacturing Technology of the Ship System Pipelines

Gia Viet Ngo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.839.63

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The Use of Polymer Composite Materials in the Manufacturing Technology of the Ship System Pipelines

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The article discusses the use of polymer composite materials in the manufacture of ship ventilation pipelines. In this article, the author gives the features of manufacturing technology of ship pipeline production with different designs from composite materials.

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