Rigidity of Glass, Carbon, and Organic Yarns of Special-Purpose Fabrics

Malysheva, G. V.; Kirsanova, E. A.; Mayang, Pie Phu; Tumasova, M. S.

doi:10.1007/s10692-016-9757-7

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“…Contact molding technologies have been used in composite manufacturing industry for a long time and they are constantly under improvement. Traditionally, they are divided into one-stage, which include, for example, the technology of vacuum infusion and two-stage, where at the first stage -a prepreg is produced, and at the second stage-component is formed from it [1,2].A prepreg is a thermosetting molding composition consisting of a binding and reinforcing fibrous material (most often fabric or tape), which requires further curing and is processed into a polymer composite material by various methods [3][4][5].The prepregs are widely used in the aviation industry and in the manufacture of rocket and space elements, which is due to the high mechanical properties of the finished products.…”

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Method of Predicting the Polymer Composites’ Properties Using Neural Network Modeling

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A neural network modelling technique and its training to diagnose polymer composite materials based on tomography data is introduced. As an object of study, carbon fiber made by vacuum infusion technology using an epoxy binder is considered. X-ray microtomography was used to analyze its structure and the provided images were used as a database for creating a neural network. A neural network modelling technique and its training was developed, including an algorithm for converting tomograph images into data on the structure of the phase composition and the physical and mechanical properties of the object under study.

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Method of Predicting the Polymer Composites’ Properties Using Neural Network Modeling

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“…strength. The issues related to the influence of the technology of forming parts from PCMs are considered less frequently [10][11][12][13]. Among the many technological parameters, the curing mode and its effect on the complex of mechanical properties are studied more thoroughly [10,11].…”

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“…The main goal of [12,13] articles is in determining the impact of filler structure on the properties of the obtaining materials. However, the results are only suitable for macro-level and cannot be used when the analogical comparison for the micro-or nano-level is needed.…”

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Influence of Polymer Matrix Chemical Nature and Molding Technology on the Quality of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer Parts

2021

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The experimental research results of porosity, interlayer shear strength and flexural modulus of carbon fiber reinforced plastics (CFRP) depending on the chemical composition of the binder and molding technology are presented. The standard vacuum infusion technology and its two modifications differing in vacuum bag assembling order and initial material are applied. The best characteristics of CFRP are achieved with the improved technology №2 using two vacuum bags. The differences between two compounds with various hardener chemical nature are compared. Optimal characteristics are obtained by using compound with diaminodiphenylsulfone hardener.

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“…Composite Materials are becoming more popular gradually replacing traditional materials with extra strength, lighter weight, and thermal properties [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. Many composites' industries are exploring the use of fiber-reinforced composites in all applications which includes aerospace, automotive and water transport, construction industry, toys, instrumentation, medicine, etc.…”

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Research of Kinetic Impregnation Process Based on the Structure of Reinforcing Filler

2021

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The present work studies the impregnation process through a carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic (CFRP) during the resin injection filling stage of a vacuum infusion process by using simulation software PAM-RTM. Our work aims to study the resin injection time of carbon fabric composite laminate based on the type of weaving fabrics, permeability and porosity of reinforced fabric and to define the optimal structure of reinforced fabric based on simulation and experimental results. The resin infusion method procured from simulation and experimental results can effectively avoid the high cost caused by the trial-and-error method.

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Rigidity of Glass, Carbon, and Organic Yarns of Special-Purpose Fabrics

Cited by 5 publications

References 5 publications

Method of Predicting the Polymer Composites’ Properties Using Neural Network Modeling

Method of Predicting the Polymer Composites’ Properties Using Neural Network Modeling

Influence of Polymer Matrix Chemical Nature and Molding Technology on the Quality of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer Parts

Research of Kinetic Impregnation Process Based on the Structure of Reinforcing Filler

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