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Composite Monocoque and Intake Valves

A wide variety of advanced materials-related topics are the basis for graduate research at Colorado State University's Motorsport Engineering program. Topics range from evaluation of composite structures, like the carbon fiber monocoque, to investigations into new materials and applications for motorsport engineering, like net-shape, resin-transfer molded, carbon fiber reinforced composite intake valves, which have 20% the mass of steel valves.

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    R. J . Diefendorf said:

    What a way to educate students!  Design, Analyse, Build and Test. Fun too.

    May 12, 2008 8:21 PM
     

    Glenn Whiteside said:

    Great feature on composites and student motorsports engineering education!

    May 29, 2008 8:21 PM
     

    Brian Graebel said:

    Excellent "out of the box" valve stuff for automotive engineering students to be involved with.

    June 8, 2008 12:48 AM
     

    arash said:

    our team want to participate in FSAE for first time.but we don't have sufficient document about monocoque (metal&composite)please lead us about design and the material that use for monocoque.and how built it?

    it's my e_mail:

    arash_hosseinpur@yahoo.com

    July 27, 2008 1:00 AM
     

    Jay said:

    geeez, talk about a big budget.. our sae team still uses steel chassis, and sheet metal.. we can only dream of using composites..

    May 16, 2009 2:34 AM

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