A Hot-Melt Thermosetting Phenolic Prepreg and its Composites

Bin Liang; Li Xin Chen; Jian Na Dong; Hui Xin Zhao; Feng Fei Liang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.150-151.1049

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A Hot-Melt Thermosetting Phenolic Prepreg and its Composites

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A novel phenolic resin suitable for hot-melt impregnation process was developed through copolymerization. The curing reactivity, gel properties and viscosity of the resin were tested to evaluate the resin reaction process. A prepreg of this resin and glass fabrics was developed with hot-melt process. The cured phenolic prepreg laminates havebalanced mechanical properties. It can be used to manufacture interior structures for airplanes and high-speed trains or other applications with flame retard requirement.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 150-151)

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Bin Liang, Li Xin Chen, Jian Na Dong, Hui Xin Zhao, Feng Fei Liang

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Composite, Hot-Melt Prepreg, Modified Thermosetting Phenolic

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