Design of Resilient Products - School of Continuing Education, University Of Wisconsin

	Design of Resilient Products

	This course focuses on resilient products manufactured from rubber and/or rubber like materials, as well as plastics and thermoplastic elastomer products. Resilient product manufacturing processes vary significantly across a wide spectrum of applications and methods. Because of the unique nature of any given resilient product, it is almost impossible to develop a uniform set of design models. There are "rules-of-thumb", exceptions to rules, generalizations, and assumptions, all of which are applied (and often misapplied) to product design. This seminar updates you with current best methods of resilient product design. A higher probability of success can be achieved by integrating a thorough understanding of interactions between material selections and the manufacturing processes and their respective impacts on product performance requirements. A successful resilient product design results in a robust high quality product that is manufactured cost effectively.
	Resilient product display The instructors will bring nearly 1,000 samples of resilient products to use as display and hands-on workshop examples
More ▼ Course Objective: Most elastomer and rubber like products share common aspects, including: Resilient materials Manufacturing processes Product design characteristics Close ▲



	Dates and locations to be announced. Fee: $1090 CEUs: 2.0

	Email us with your interest, contact:
		Murali Vedula, mvedula@uwm.edu, 414-227-3121

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