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Composite Roof And Wall Cladding Panel Design Guide
MCRMAT echnical Paper No. 9 JUNE 1995 Composite ROOF AND WALL Cladding Panel Design IntroductionWhen any thin skins are bonded to a lightweight core, asandwich or Composite Panel is formed. By assemblingindividually flexible materials in this way, very light but rigidpanels are created, optimising the properties of of the early applications which made use of this type ofconstruction was the Mosquito aircraft in the 1940s. Here, thinplywood skins were bonded to a balsa wood core to form thefuselage. Many aircraft components still use the sametechnology today, often using aluminium skins and same basic construction is now used in a great variety ofother applications from sophisticated space craft to relatively'low tech' domestic large range of materials
economic way of making large volumes of cladding panels (see figure 3). 3.3 Adhesive lamination. This process is used to bond a liner sheet, a slab of insulation and an outer sheet together using a separate adhesive. It is predominantly used to make 'architectural' wall panels with flat or finely ribbed faces. The panels are normally made in ...
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