1 ELACO - The Composite Edge. 2 Overview - What is ELACO? ELACO is a new, revolutionary idea for creating high impact strength, elastic laminates and.

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1 ELACO - The Composite Edge

2 Overview - What is ELACO? ELACO is a new, revolutionary idea for creating high impact strength, elastic laminates and composite materials.

3 ELACO idea is revolutionary The ELACO idea is revolutionary because: – it represents a new approach in damage tolerant design philosophy, and – is a radical departure from both current thinking and industry practice in the World proportions.

4 Applications - 1 Laminates based on the ELACO idea posses significantly improved mechanical properties in comparison with existing laminates, and, in particular, the existing fibre metal laminates.

5 Applications - 2 Laminates based on the ELACO idea could be made out of cost effective, existing and readily available materials. These materials are already widely used in the transportation and materials industries.

6 Advantages In comparison with already known composite structures, whose major disadvantage is brittleness, and conventional materials, novel laminates based on ELACO idea offer a far superior performance.

7 Superior Performance Such superior performance of laminates based on the ELACO idea is demonstrated through: – high impact resistance, – exceptionally high level of elasticity, – outstanding level of elastic recovery after deformation,

8 Performance - continued – significant weight reduction in comparison with similar samples made from steel or aluminium, – superior weight to strength and impact energy absorption ratio (nearly as strong as steel), – ability to fabricate highly directional mechanical properties (to tailor properties during design),

9 Performance - continued – resilience, – low material cost flowing from the use of already existing materials, – minimized manufacturing cost since known and established manufacturing processes are used.

10 Combination of materials While the combination and arrangement of the materials that could be used to manufacture an ELACO-based laminate is novel, each of these materials is readily available. This is important, as it means that there is already a wide industry understanding of mechanical properties inherent in their use in the existing forms and structures.

11 Specific features Use of specifically chosen components in fabricating new ELACO based laminates may increase resistance to UV damage, water and chemical impact, corrosion, porosity, temperature, etc.

12 Materials used The novel high impact strength, Elastic ELACO- based laminates may include structures made out of a range of materials, as well as be manufactured and used in a variety of applications in combination with a variety of metallic and non-metallic materials.

13 Types of materials Materials that could be used include: – foams, wood, rubber, honeycomb structures, thermoplastics, plastics, ceramics, polymers, hybrid sandwiches, even paper; and – any other materials with properties desired for a particular purpose.

14 Technical worthiness Technical worthiness of the ELACO idea has been proven under very strict testing conditions. The tests used were based on Formula One Technical Regulations for Side Impact, and have established that: – there is a way to create composites with highly desirable physical properties and technical performance, and – such composites can be created without using high-cost components and technologies.

15 Physical properties Some average physical properties of laminates based on the novel ELACO idea (E-Glass fibre): – Impact Energy Absorbed up to 3985 J (without penetration), – Peak Impact Force up to kN (without penetration), – Density range from 1304 – 2448 kg/m3, – Deflection range 13 – 43 mm, – Tensile strength > 1000 MPa, – Youngs modulus of elasticity E = 33 GPA (average), – Poisons ratio υ = 0.33 (average).

16 Manufacturing process A hand lay-up process was used in manufacturing sample novel ELACO - based laminates in order to prove that it is possible to create high-tech composites in a cost-effective way. The manufacturing process may include vacuum bagging and autoclave or other known procedures, which could further improve physical properties of novel ELACO laminates.

17 Manufacturing - continued As the second stage of fabricating parts/structures based on the new ELACO idea, most of technologies used in metal and plastics forming processes may be applied. These include moulding, stamping and technologies used in cold deformation forming processes such as blanking, punching, flanging, embossing, bending and drawing.

18 More on manufacturing Because E-glass fibre and other low cost materials (such as aluminium and steel) as well as widely applied fabricating processes are used, it is expected that the price of new ELACO based structures will be low, which will facilitate their wide application.

19 Industries - 1 Primary and secondary structures designed, created and manufactured from the novel high impact strength, elastic laminates based on the ELACO idea - invention, could be used in various civil and military industries, including: – aviation industry, – space industry, – train and rail industry, – maritime industry, – automotive industry,

20 Industries – 2 – building industry, – armored / ballistic protective industry, – construction industry, – decoration industry, – furniture and municipal industry / engineering, – transportation / road safety (barriers), – multiple general applications, including materials / structures developed through nanotechnology.

21 Versatility There are various opportunities for creating highly elastic, high-impact resistant, cost-effective structures based on the new ELACO principles, as per individual product specification and need. ELACO is offering a new, unique and revolutionary idea that will contribute to the body of knowledge in the area of creating impact resistant Fibre Metal Laminates, confirmed by the International Searching Authority (WIPO) as novel, inventive and industrially applicable.

22 An example of a possible use For example, if used as car door panels, structures based on ELACO idea can offer a new, increased level of safety for vehicle occupants during side impact collision, especially by pole side impact. In these types of impact, door panels made out of the novel, ELACO-based structures offer significant reduction in passenger intrusion and significantly increased levels of passenger safety. As an added bonus, this would be generally associated with a reasonable weight reduction of the vehicle and ultimately result in fuel savings.

23 More information ELACO Pty Ltd Suite 3 Kambah Professional Centre 21 Jenke Circuit Kambah ACT 2902 Australia Head office + 61 (0) Business Development + 61 (0) Technical R&D + 61 (0) (0) ACN ABN