2016
DOI: 10.1590/0104-1428.1769
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Estudo do comportamento térmico de laminados carbono/epóxi submetidos a múltiplos ciclos térmicos

Abstract: Resumo Este trabalho apresenta um estudo comparativo dos comportamentos térmicos de três famílias de laminados de fibra de carbono/resina epóxi, submetidas a múltiplos ciclos térmicos, via análises termogravimétricas e dinâmico-mecânicas. Este estudo procura aliar a possibilidade de utilização de retalhos de pré-impregnados de fibra de carbono com resina epóxi - um material nobre na indústria aeronáutica, por meio da comparação do comportamento térmico de um laminado preparado com retalhos de pré-impregnados (… Show more

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“…The observed laminate manufactured with prepreg scraps behavior is attributed to the epoxy resin cure at 180 °C. This favored cross-link density increase, which hinders the moisture diffusion into the laminate, as shown in previous work …”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 77%
“…The observed laminate manufactured with prepreg scraps behavior is attributed to the epoxy resin cure at 180 °C. This favored cross-link density increase, which hinders the moisture diffusion into the laminate, as shown in previous work …”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 77%
“…Besides, the thermal coefficient of shrinkage / expansion of the three phases present in Glare (ceramic fibers, epoxy resin and metal sheets) are determinant to establish the improvement of resin / fibers interplay. In this regard, since the resin matrix shrink more than the glass fibers, fiber compression and corresponding increase on fiber / matrix friction imply in improved toughening / strengthening mechanisms (e.g., fiber pull-out), not to mention the enhancement of the resin matrix resistance to cracking [9,10,[13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. During impact at -196 °C (COLD condition) these effects are apparently improved, while at +100 °C (HOT) stress relaxation can take place overriding this, in principle, beneficial effect.…”
Section: Pih and Mxctmentioning
confidence: 99%