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Case Studies

  • Port of NY:
    Molded Fiber Glass Companies' FRP Pile Repair Sleeves Part of Encapsulation Solution for Port of NY's Challenging Substructure Repairs
  • Stanford University Stadium:
    FRP Column Forms Provide Smooth Construction Solution for Perimeter of $90 Million Stanford University Stadium's Fast-Paced Renovation
  • Minneapolis' New Central Library:
    Minneapolis' New Central Library Achieves Aesthetic Goals with Custom Composite Column Forms by Molded Fiber Glass Companies
  • Georgia Tech:
    Muscle & Flow: Custom FRP Dome Forms Provide Optimal Waffle Slab Rigidity and Airflow for Georgia Tech's New $80 Million Marcus Nanotechnology Building Cleanroom
  • Texas Dept of Transportation:
    FRP Bridge Evolution: Texas Dept of Transportation Advances Viability of Custom FRP Bridge Beams in New Hybrid Structural Construction Research
  • Texas Instruments:
    FRP Waffle Forms Help Achieve Structural, Air and Aesthetic Goals for Texas Instruments' $3 Billion Chip Fabrication Facility Clean Room Flooring
  • USMA/West Point:
    Engineered Formwork System Utilizes Custom FRP Arch/Column Forms to Cast Unique Façade for USMA/West Point's New $59 Million Library Expansion

Technical Papers

  • Composites Make Sense for Hybrids (PDF 973 Kb size)
    Automotive Composites Alliance
    With hybrid vehicle sales forecast to exceed one million annually by 2012, the Automotive Composites Alliance conducted a benchmarking study of a prototype hybrid sedan to measure how composites can play a major role in hybrid development programs. Seven applications were targeted including hoods, fenders, deck lids, battery modules, floor pans, trunk compartments and front and rear bumper beam supports. The results generally show that composites can provide significant savings in mass and tooling investment, as well as advantages in parts consolidation, corrosion resistance, opportunities for model differentiation and improvements in noise, vibration and harshness (NVH).

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