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@ramani-VR4O43 • Apr 20, 2015
Polymers are unlikely candidates for drive shafts. They have poor strength and thermal properties compared to metals. They also have large thermal expansion coefficients. They may find a use in some medical applications involving low power and low RPM.
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@rishabh1234-Oi9Xdl • Apr 22, 2015
what about CFRP shafts -
@ramani-VR4O43 • Apr 22, 2015
CFRP has a low CTE and can work as drive shaft. Cost will be high.Rishabh1234what about CFRP shafts
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