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  • 2017The Dibber3citations
  • 2017The Dibber:Designing a standardised handheld tool for lay-up tasks3citations
  • 2017The Dibber: Designing a standardised handheld tool for lay-up tasks3citations
  • 2015Studying effects of preshearing on hand layup14citations
  • 2015Studying effects of preshearing on hand layup14citations
  • 2014Preshearingcitations
  • 2013Understanding the lamination processcitations
  • 2013On prepreg properties and manufacturabilitycitations

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  • Potter, Kevin
  • Roudaut, Anne
  • Ward, Carwyn
  • Jones, Helene
  • Roudaut, Anna
  • Elkington, Michael
  • Carwyn, Ward
  • Elkington, M.
  • Potter, K.
  • Potter, K. D.
  • Ward, C.
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The Dibber

  • Chatzimichali, Anna
  • Potter, Kevin
  • Roudaut, Anne
  • Ward, Carwyn
  • Jones, Helene
Abstract

<p>We present an application of engineering and ergonomics principles in the design of a standardised tool, The Dibber, which is a tool with multiple geometric features to fit the diversity of lay-up tasks used in the composites industry. The Dibber is the result of a design process, which consists of a series of observations and prototyping to extract geometric requirements for lay-up tasks. To demonstrate that it is possible to design a standardised tool prototypes of the Dibber were distributed and 91 participants gave feedback. Our results are positive and show consistent patterns of use across industry sectors, as well as between novice and expert laminators.</p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • composite