how to calculate the ratio between the number of CF layers and the object's resistence?


how to calculate the ratio between the number of CF layers and the object's resistence?
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Carlos Quelhas
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Hi, all:

I'm new in this forum and, as a basic user of carbon fiber since some years ago, I never knew how to answer to this question:

Being a prosthetist for many years, I had always to deal with the need of making sockets as light as possible but strong enough to undergo the weight of the person, which can go from a light weight 50 kg to a heavyweight 150!
How do I know how many layers of carbon should I use in a wet layout to be in the safe side?
Is there anything to help me?
If anyone has any experience on that part, I would like to hear from him.
Thanks and regards from boiling Portugal
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how to calculate the ratio between the number of CF layers and the object's resistence?
Carlos Quelhas - 9 Years Ago
     There is just two ways to work this out. Trial and error/experience/practice/guesstimation etc....
Fasta - 9 Years Ago
     There is no general answer to this question because every resin has different properties. The...
Zebra - 9 Years Ago
     with something relating to prosthetics, I would be looking at making the sockets with a sandwich...
scottracing - 9 Years Ago

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