The Influence of the Hot Processing Conditions on the Impregnating Degree of GF/PET Friction Spun Core Yarn

Hai Yan Xu; Nan Liang Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.518-523.841

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The Influence of the Hot Processing Conditions on the Impregnating Degree of GF/PET Friction Spun Core Yarn

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The way of the friction spun core yarn as the fabric preform used in thermoplastic matrix composites is considered outstanding. The hot processing conditions of forming composites such as the molding temperature, the holding time and the pressure influence the impregnating degree of the composites, which is investigated though the observation of cross-section and tensile strength.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 518-523)

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May 2012

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Hai Yan Xu, Nan Liang Chen

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Friction Spun Core Yarn, Hot Processing Conditions, Impregnating Degree, Tensile Strength, Thermoplastic Matrix Composites

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