Matrix Bondable Antistatic Additives for Fiber Reinforced Thermosets

Michaela Gedan-Smolka; Katrin Schubert; Antje Täger; Hagen Marks

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.267.114

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Matrix Bondable Antistatic Additives for Fiber Reinforced Thermosets

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For electrostatic coating application Sheet Molding Composites (SMC) have to be modified antistatically. By a novel approach several monomeric and polymeric ionic substances were incorporated into the duromeric bulk phase and tested in terms of its antistatic effectiveness. Furthermore the influence of selected additives on the SMC thickening and molding procedure as well as resulting mechanical properties of modified SMC-panels and the powder coating application were studied.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 267)

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114-118

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October 2017

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Michaela Gedan-Smolka*, Katrin Schubert, Antje Täger, Hagen Marks

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Antistatic Additives, Electrolytes, Matrix Bondable, Polyelectrolytes, SMC

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