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Study on Preventing Springback for Nanoporous Thermal Insulating Composites

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nanosilica porous thermal insulating composites belong to super thermal insulations, which are prepared by dry molding technology. They have many advantages in comparison with aerogel such as easy preparation and good mechanical property. However, springback phenomenon is found in the process of molding. The springback is easy to lead to cracking of the samples, which directly affects applications of the composites. In order to solve this problem, steam curing method is introduced and the effects of steam curing medium and steam curing time on springback ratio are investigated. The results show that the springback ratio of composites is only 6.45% when water is selected as steam curing medium and the optimum steam curing time is 30 min.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1052)

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97-100

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1052.97

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October 2014

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Jin Peng Feng*, Qiang Huang, Xia Feng

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Springback, Steam Curing, Thermal Insulating Composites

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