300 Materials and Equipment Flashcards

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Metal in sports

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Magnesium alloys: (1.7) chair wheels, bicycle parts
Aluminum alloy (2.7) bicycle frames
Titan (4.5) golf, bicycle
Steel (7.8) arrowhead, gun,screw,she’s spikes,bicycles
Stainless steel ( 7.8) ice skate blades, skis
Lead (11.4) ballast,boat keel
Tungsten (19,3) arrowhead, ski pole tips

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Ceramics in sport

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  • Concrete- infrastructure
  • Granit- curling stone
  • Alumin oxide - coatings for wheels and carabiners
  • Glass- as fiber in skis, boats….
  • magnesium: MgO for absorbing humidity
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Natural materials in sports

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Wood-skis, baseball bats, gymnastic rings,hockey sticks, horses jumpin
Cotton: clothes,adhesive tapes…..
Silk: clothes,bicycle tires for tracks
Leather: shoes,gloves,straps,coating….

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Composite materials

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A synergy between several combined materials
A continuous matrix material
embedding reinforcement in form of fibres or particles
Used in sports and leisure like tennis rackets, skis, golf, pole vault, arrow and bow…
Used in building like swimming pools, walls, profiles..
Used in Mechanics like housing levers, robot arms, flywheel
Used in electronics like insulators, board circuits, windmills

Composite is used in F1 parts 
Because you can shape composite, light weight, stiffness then it can be Used in: 
Transportation
Automotive 
F1, Bikes and motorbikes 
Helmets 
Hollo composite
Sport equipment
Skies and bords 
Prosthesis 
Boats and canoes
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Application

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Sport and leisure
Tennis rackets, skis, golf clubs, pole vault, arrow and bow, helmet, fishing rods,…..

Electronics
Insulators, board circuits, housings, antenna, radoms, cable channels, windmills…

Mechanics
gears, housings,levers, robot arms, flywheel, structures for
weaving machine, pipes, pressure vessels, tires….

Building ind.
Swimming pool, walls, profiles, furniture, bridges

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Transportation

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Weigth reduction 
•Mechanical performance
 •Complexe shapes, design
•Weigth reduction
 •Corrosion resistance
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Bike and motor bikes

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Stiffness, lightness
•Shell-framed structures
•Aerodynamics

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Helmets

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  • Impact resistance
  • Stiffness, lightness
  • Design
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Hollow composites

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Stiffness, lightness 
•Design
•Stiffness variation 
•Vibration, damping
• Energy management
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Sport equipment

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  • Stiffness, lightness
  • Fatigue resistance
  • Integration of materials
  • Complex shapes
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Prosthesis

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Stiffness
• Design (body adaptation,
geometry for efficiency...)
 • Deformation energy
• Fatigue resistance
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Ski and boards

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  • Stiffness, lightness
  • Materials integration
  • Damping
  • Design for directional stiffnesses, etc….
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Boars and canoes

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•Stiffness, lightness • Corrosion resistance • Schock research

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Evolutions

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Mechanical properties
Manufacturing costs
Unique performance
Unique functionality
First introduced by airplanes mechanical properties the to automotive manufacturing cost to sports for unique performance then to new functionality
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Sustainable materials

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Biopolymers = biodegradable polymer from renewable resources

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Biocomposites: natural fibre composites

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Stiffness and damping
Eco-friendly materials
Improving fibre reliability
Still hybrid materials systems (+ and -)

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Self-healing materials

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Detect and stop damage propagation Improve health monitoring and life time of composite
Crack propagation is stoped by reactive resin nodules

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Creating products from materials through processes:

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You have the materials (polymers or fibers) then there are techniques where you out the fibers then put the polymers and combine them to have the final composite product
Examples in process: by hand, spray guns combining fibers and polymers, by using molding, automation (robots).