An Effectiveness Improvement of the Pultrusion Process for a Production of Thin-Walled Rectangular Profile

Endija Namsone; Alexandr Arshanitsa

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.320.161

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An Effectiveness Improvement of the Pultrusion Process for a Production of Thin-Walled Rectangular Profile

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For an effectiveness improvement of conventional pultrusion processes, new optimization methodology is developed by using the design of experiments and response surface technique. An application of this methodology with two objective functions describing the minimum electrical energy spent for a curing and maximum pull speed is successfully demonstrated for the pultrusion process producing thin-walled-rectangular profile.

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Endija Namsone*, Alexandr Arshanitsa

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Design of Experiments, Finite Element Method, Optimization, Pultrusion, Response Surfaces

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