Nondestructive Inspection Technology in Quality Systems for Automotive Plastics and Composites
880155
02/01/1988
- Event
- Content
- ISSUES IMPACTING QUALITY IN PLASTICS and polymer composite components arise throughout the range of the product life cycle. If cost-conscious quality is to be realized, these issues must be dealt with in design, material selection, manufacturing and assembly processes as well as in cost-effective reliable approaches to in-process and post-process inspection. This overview presents quality concepts, and some examples of procedures and inspection technologies, that comprise a system for supporting quality in automotive processes and products involving polymer composites and plastics. The inspection examples include the use of infrared, ultrasonics and X-rays to support process optimization and assure quality.
- Pages
- 15
- Citation
- Chapman, G., and Adler, L., "Nondestructive Inspection Technology in Quality Systems for Automotive Plastics and Composites," SAE Technical Paper 880155, 1988, https://doi.org/10.4271/880155.