a heat mathematical model of polymer composite cylinder during microwave treatment
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Abstract
Traditional technologies of producing epoxy based polymer composite materials (PCM) require a long-term and energy consuming thermal processing. Microwave heating could be used as an alternative technology for heating work pieces made of PCM; this would allow to reduce treatment time and energy consumption significantly. A mathematical model of temperature distribution inside a cylindrical composite system during microwave treatment was investigated in this paper. The model includes a hollow PCM cylinder made of an epoxy binder and carbon fibers and a solid cylindrical mandrel. Theoretical and experimental results on the temperature state of the system were analyzed and discussed.| Reference Key |
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| Authors | ;S. V. Reznik;S. A. Rumyantsev |
| Journal | BMJ open |
| Year | 2014 |
| DOI | 10.7463/0114.0658448 |
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