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USERS project members avila, eloy Cieslewicz, John Gotterba, Andy Liu, Grace Segre, Joel See all 6 related users |
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Third Degree Burner '01 http://www.stanford.edu/group/solarcar/projects.htm |
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| The 3DB and solar cars Article by eloy avila created 5/13/2002 submitted 5/13/2002 01:39:59 PM Here is a paper -briefly- covering topics of interest to beggining solar car enthusiasts. Some parts are outdated, but obvious in that sense. | | |
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| Third Degree Burner in New Mexico American Solar Challenge 2001 Photo by John Cieslewicz created 7/15/2001 submitted 3/15/2002 07:51:29 AM The Stanford Third Degree Burner cruising past a dinosaur in New Mexico, with a couple of semis and trucks lining up to take a look. The race caravan is fairly tightly packed together since the freeway can get dangerous with normal traffic racing by at high speeds. | |
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| Stanford at ASC 2001 finish Photo by eloy avila created 7/25/2001 submitted 5/13/2002 01:14:31 PM Here is the entire Stanford #16 team at the ASC 2001 finish in Claremont. | |
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| sample wet layup Photo by eloy avila created 6/26/2002 submitted 7/6/2002 09:16:11 PM Sample composite panels are layed up for testing. Here PVA mold release is applied to a non-porous surface before the wet layup to allow release of the panel after cure. | |
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| test composite panel-top Photo by eloy avila created 6/26/2002 submitted 7/6/2002 09:28:43 PM Here a top layer of carbon fiber is placed on the nomex core. The top fabric was previously wetted with epoxy. | |
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