Everything breaks down sooner or later. Everything, that is except composites. Research has proven again and again that composites are extremely durable and stand up to heat and corrosion, making them ideal for use in products that are exposed to extreme environments such as water, chemicals and outer space.
The greatest advantages of composite materials are strength and stiffness, combined with lightness. Composite fibers are far less likely to break up under stress, which is why it is common to find commercial aircraft components made from advanced composites. As a corrosion expert you can be part of this exciting, vital field.
Program Overview - Corrosion
General Composites Knowledge
Composites Manufacturing Process
Composites Materials
Polyester Resins
Corrosion Barrier Coats and Top Coats
Gel Coat Application
Gel Coat Spray-gun Set-up
Gel Coat Application Methods
Spraying Techniques
Molding Laminating Techniques
Difference between Structural Layers and Corrosion Barriers
