Composite Materials: Design, Processing, and Application

An industry-focused program on engineering, processing, and applying composite materials to solve performance and manufacturing challenges.

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Program Overview

This deep-domain program explores the fundamentals, processing techniques, and performance optimization of composite materials—from fiber reinforcements to advanced polymer matrices. Delivered by an industry expert with over 25 years of experience, the course provides a structured blend of material science, manufacturing processes (e.g., RTM, ATL, VARTM), non-destructive testing (NDT), and defect diagnostics. Rich with real-world case studies from aerospace, automotive, and energy sectors, it equips participants with actionable knowledge to select, design, process, and validate composites that meet functional and cost objectives. Simulations and practical exercises ensure participants can solve production and reliability challenges specific to their operations.

Features

  • Identify and differentiate types of composite materials and their industrial relevance
  • Select appropriate composite manufacturing techniques based on application needs
  • Detect, interpret, and prevent defects through NDT and process optimization
  • Apply composite engineering principles to enhance product strength-to-weight ratio

Target audiences

  • Manufacturing, Design and Process Engineers
  • QA/QC Professionals
  • R&D Professionals
  • Program Managers

Curriculum

  • 9 Sections
  • 43 Lessons
  • 3 Days
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Instructor

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Subramanyam NV

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Mr. Subramanyam is a CXO expert with 38+ years of experience in the Aerospace industry with exposure in the Indian region. Currently working as an Independent Consultant, Freelance. Previously worked as Chief Manager, HAL. Skilled in risk management, quality, project management, and manufacturing. Worked across Defence Projects and Products, Aerospace and Defense, engineering, and Capital Goods industries.

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