International Conferences on Composite Materials

International Conferences on Composite Materials

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PRF Composite Materials announced as material supplier for ThrustWSH 


PRF will be supplying prepreg materials for the fully instrumented data collection model test program portion of the project. This means supporting Supernatural-x in the construction of a concept model — which will be used to promote the project directly to educational and composites industry settings — and then the ¼ scale 240-mile-per-hour operational model. The model program is reported to be essential for building the research and testing to ensure the safety and performance of the full-scale hydroplane.

The build of the ¼-scale model will commence once the research reaches a point where the boat design team are happy to proceed with the design, or to evolve it further; ThrustWSH projects this to be early 2023.

“It is an honor to be selected as material supplier and to be particularly noted for our long-standing history of innovation and technical expertise,” Hannah Khusainova, marketing director at PRF, says. “Over our 40 years, we have led material development in composites, and we are looking forward to being part of a STEM educational project that will have global reach and help inspire the next generations of composite engineers.”

 Led by Richard Noble OBE and Lorne Campbell, ThrustWSH aims to set a new water speed record, using pioneering research and an innovative design to create a safe and fast hydroplane. The company is targeting an officially ratified two-way average speed of 400+ miles per hour over a measured mile or kilometer.

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