The effect of fibre-interface and processing variables on the mechanical properties of glass-fibre filled nylon 6

Bäder, Michael; Collins, J.F.

doi:10.1016/0015-0568(83)90042-8

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“…Orientation measurements for samples molded from materials with a low and a high degree of impregnation (series A), show that -75% of the fibers incline more or less in the direction of flow (Table 1). This compares with reported orientation fractions for tensile bars (28,29) and demonstrates the usefulness of the applied method. Here too the degree of impregnation in the pellets has little effect.…”

Section: Fiber Orientationsupporting

confidence: 77%

Polyamide 6—long glass fiber injection moldings

Bijsterbosch

Gaymans

1995

Polymer Composites

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The injection molding ability of long glass fiber reinforced polyamide pellets was studied. The injection moldable materials were produced by a melt impregnation process of continuous fiber rovings. The rovings were chopped to pellets of 9 mm length. Chopped pellets with a variation in the degree of impregnation and fiber concentration were studied. The injection molded samples were analyzed for fiber concentration, fiber length, and fiber orientation. Dumbbell-shaped tensile bars were made to evaluate the mechanical properties. The fibers in the tensile bars had a high orientation in the flow direction and minor fiber concentration gradients were observed. The fiber lengths decreased with fiber concentration from 1.6 mm for a 2 vol% to 0.6 mm for a 25 vol% system. The tensile and impact properties increased considerably with fiber concentration. A low degree of impregnation in the pellets of the fibers resulted in somewhat lower tensile and impact properties.

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Section: Fiber Orientationsupporting

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Polyamide 6—long glass fiber injection moldings

Bijsterbosch

Gaymans

1995

Polymer Composites

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“…Meanwhile, Bader and Collins 30 reported that on increasing the V f from 0.10 to 0.30 of short glass fiber-reinforced polyamide 6 composites, the i increased from 30 to 48 MPa.…”

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Interfacial shear strength and tensile properties of injection-molded, short- and long-glass fiber-reinforced polyamide 6,6 composites

Hassan

Yahya

Rafiq

et al. 2011

Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Composites

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Injection-molded short-and long-glass fiber/polyamide 6,6 composites were subjected to tensile tests. To measure the effectiveness of the fibers in reinforcing the composites, a computational approach was employed to compute the fibermatrix ISS, orientation factor, reinforcement efficiency, tensile-, and fiber length-related properties. Although the LFCs showed great improvement in fiber characteristics compared to the SFCs, enhancement in tensile properties was small, which is believed to be due to the larger fiber diameter. Kelly-Tyson model provides good approximation for the computation of ISS and tensile-related properties.

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“…Glass fiber reinforced composites have excellent mechanical properties 13 , but the process of disposal is very difficult due to severe environmental concerns, and the process of recycling these composites has been a serious problem. Though glass and other synthetic fiber reinforced composites 10 possess high strength, the field of their application is restricted, because of their higher cost of production and low biodegradability.The usage of natural fiber based composite materials is growing during recent years, due to their specific properties, positive environmental impact, economical production and processing, and their safe handling and working conditions. To take advantage of sisal fiber added with glass fiber conjointly to the matrix, so that an optimal, superior but economical composite can be obtained.…”

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“…For aerospace structures, tightly woven fabrics are usually to save weight, minimizing size, and maintaining during the fabrication process. In this research work, materials tested consist of E-glass fiber 10 reinforced composites with Epoxy resin as matrix reinforced composites. The E-glass fiber matt is used, supplied by GO GREEN PRODUCTS, CHENNAI 1.…”

Section: International Journal Of Advance Engineering and Research Dementioning

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Design and Characterization of E-Glass Fiber Reinforced Composite Material With Use of Sisal Fiber

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The effect of fibre-interface and processing variables on the mechanical properties of glass-fibre filled nylon 6

Cited by 22 publications

References 5 publications

Polyamide 6—long glass fiber injection moldings

Polyamide 6—long glass fiber injection moldings

Interfacial shear strength and tensile properties of injection-molded, short- and long-glass fiber-reinforced polyamide 6,6 composites

Design and Characterization of E-Glass Fiber Reinforced Composite Material With Use of Sisal Fiber

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