composites , Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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For an automotive component of your choice that is traditionally metallic, review how it
could be re-engineered as a composite?
How factors such as fibre & matrix type, fibre volume fraction, fibre length & orientation
influence
• Mechanical properties
• Manufacturing methods
• Process cycle time for manufacturing

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