Parameters Study for Composites Forming Infusion from inside and outside at Same Time

Wei Xiao Du; Zhong De Shan; Feng Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.706-708.184

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Parameters Study for Composites Forming Infusion from inside and outside at Same Time

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Potential benefits of advanced composite materials, such as 3D composites, include reduced weight, superior stiffness, and good design flexibility [. 3D composites is weaved the fibers into preform firstly and then impregnated to a part. The impregnation quality is a key factor to the part performance; some imperfections resulting from it affect the integration, which limit its usages in aerospace, national defense and other areas. The infusion from both inside and outside at same time (IIOS) is suggested to improve the quality and increase the filling efficiency.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 706-708)

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Wei Xiao Du, Zhong De Shan, Feng Liu

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Filling Time, Impregnation Quality, Injection Pressure, Permeability, Resin Viscosity

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