handling anisotropy and strength of fiber-reinforced plastic via local inhibition of the curing process

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Abstract
The authors study the possibility of increasing the polymer composite material strength, of reducing anisotropy of cross-breaking strength. The effect is achieved due to local inhibition of prepreg package. During the prepreg curing process by the vacuum-autoclave method, the inlay gelling action occurs later than in three-layer prepreg packets though they are located between them. The processes of increasing cross-breaking strength and of reducing the anisotropy are associated with the possibility of free shrinkage of three-layer prepreg packets.
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Authors Alexander E. Protsenko, Vasilij V. Telesh
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Journal artificial cells, nanomedicine and biotechnology
Year 2016
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10.17084/2016.II-1(26).13
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http://www.uzknastu.ru/files/pdf/26/1/13.pdf
Keywords
inhibitor dielectric analysis

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