Influence of Vibrational Treatment of Epoxy Binder on Fiberglass Strength

The influence of preliminary vibrational treatment of polymer binder on the strength of fiberglass is investigated. The optimal duration and conditions of vibrational treatment before impregnation of the filler are determined for liquid epoxy resin.

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Russian Engineering Research
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068798x24702484
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Material Properties and Applications
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Influence of Vibrational Treatment of Epoxy Binder on Fiberglass Strength

O. Yu. Erenkov, Е. А. Куликова, D. O. Yavorskiy
Russian Engineering Research
Material Properties and Applications
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Influence of Vibrational Treatment of Epoxy Binder on Fiberglass Strength

O. Yu. Erenkov, Е. А. Куликова, D. O. Yavorskiy
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Abstract

The influence of preliminary vibrational treatment of polymer binder on the strength of fiberglass is investigated. The optimal duration and conditions of vibrational treatment before impregnation of the filler are determined for liquid epoxy resin.

Russian Engineering ResearchVol. 44(10)
Pacific National University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Material Properties and Applications
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Influence of Vibrational Treatment of Epoxy Binder on Fiberglass Strength — O. Yu. Erenkov, Е. А. Куликова, et al. · Russian Engineering Research (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS