2008
DOI: 10.3139/9783446417502
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Konstruieren mit Kunststoffen

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“… Kettenstrukturen von Polymeren nach , von oben links nach unten rechts: chemisch vernetztes Duroplast; chemisch vernetztes Elastomer; linear teilkristallines Thermoplast; lineares amorphes Thermoplast (Grafik: A. Schumann ) Chain structures of polymers acc. to : from top left to bottom right: chemical linked up duroplast; chemical linked up elastomer; partially crystalline linear thermoplastic; linear amorphous thermoplastic …”
Section: Carbonstäbe Im Bauwesenunclassified
“… Kettenstrukturen von Polymeren nach , von oben links nach unten rechts: chemisch vernetztes Duroplast; chemisch vernetztes Elastomer; linear teilkristallines Thermoplast; lineares amorphes Thermoplast (Grafik: A. Schumann ) Chain structures of polymers acc. to : from top left to bottom right: chemical linked up duroplast; chemical linked up elastomer; partially crystalline linear thermoplastic; linear amorphous thermoplastic …”
Section: Carbonstäbe Im Bauwesenunclassified
“…The analysis of principal fibre directions in consequence of flow processes for short-fibre-reinforced thermoplastics is the subject matter of many studies. Conclusions conflict in part; still, the following may be considered as the state of knowledge [13,14].…”
Section: Specimen Preparation and Evaluation Of The Fibre Orientationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the weakest link of the design is the polymer thread. Polymer threads can also be calculated [13], [14], but only if they are injection moulded or cut into bulk material. Laser-sintered threads have so far not been tested on their strength to withstand a pullout force.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%