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RTM CARBON COMPOSITES: INFLUENCE OF PROCESS PARAMETERS ON COMPRESSION STRENGTH AFTER IMPACT
Florentin Berthet, Pierre Devos, Thierry Ansart, Fabrice Schmidt

RTM CARBON COMPOSITES: INFLUENCE OF PROCESS PARAMETERS ON COMPRESSION STRENGTH AFTER IMPACT

Science & Mathematics Published 1997 Verification Pending

Overview & Synopsis

By using the Taguchi method of experimental design, it has been possible to demonstrate the influence of some processing factors on compression strength after impact of carbon/epoxy composite materials processed by resin transfer molding. The parameters studied were injection and holding pressure, mold temperature, fiber bundle size, tackifier level, injection type and the interaction between injection pressure and mold temperature. Statistical analysis of results leads to the conclusion that temperature and pressure conditions modify the interface properties. Moreover, fiber bundle size, pressure, temperature and most likely tackifier level affect the post impact compressive behavior of the materials. Nevertheless, RTM can be considered as tolerant to process conditions variations.

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Document Title RTM CARBON COMPOSITES: INFLUENCE OF PROCESS PARAMETERS ON COMPRESSION STRENGTH AFTER IMPACT
Author / Organization Florentin Berthet, Pierre Devos, Thierry Ansart, Fabrice Schmidt
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 1997
License / Rights Open Access / Creative Commons
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Language EN
Catalog ID DOC-175914
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