Epoxy in hull

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by micael, Feb 9, 2003.

  1. micael
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    micael Junior Member

    Hi !
    I have an idee to build a design using Epoxy, the problem I have for the moment is calculating the thickness of Epoxy needed for the design.

    Dose any one of you have a link or some information regarding how to calcualte needed thickness ? ( sandwish design)


    Thanks in advace !
    Br
    Micael :?:
     
  2. yipster
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    yipster designer

  3. ErikG
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    ErikG Senior Member

    Hej Micael jag svarar på engelska för alla andra...

    Since the Epoxi is the glue you first need to concentrate on how much reinforcement you need to use. This is totally dependent on boat size, type of construction and materials used. How much epoxi you'll need to use depends on what and how much reinforcements you use.
    Please specify what you want to do and what type of boat it is.

    Before even considering construction, make sure the design is ok and that you recieve all the needed information for scantlings from the designer.
    Speaking of the designer, he (or she but not very likely) should be able to give you all the info you need for a reasonable fee.

    Snart är det vår

    Erik
     
  4. micael
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    micael Junior Member

    HI and thaks for your answers !

    I will look into this and retund with new questions.

    Br Micael

    Erik, good look with your new hose !
     

  5. ErikG
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    ErikG Senior Member

    Just to clarify for the rest of u!

    I just bought a house and have no trouble with the old hose... :D

    Erik
     
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