Abstract
AbstractFiber reinforced plastic parts have traditionally been manufactured by resin transfer molding. This method is based on a fixed recipe and no attempt is made to control process conditions during the manufacturing process. In this paper, an experimental test‐bed is developed which has the capability of implementing a wide variety of temperature and pressure profiles for the manufacture of plastic parts via resin tranfer molding. The performance of the test‐bed is evaluated by implementing several desired pressure and temperature profiles in production of fiber reinforced polyester parts.
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