Fiber reinforced resin material

With device level LTCCs, the glass/ceramic composites themselves are not used separately, but are formed with conductor wiring in each layer and via conductors between layers. Seen from a macro point of view, they can be characterized as composite materials formed of wiring metal and ceramic. For this reason, in order to improve the strength of the LTCC overall, it is effective to reduce micro and macro flaws in the metal/ceramic interface, and to predict and improve strength, with reference to the equation suggested with fiber reinforced resin material below [48],... 

The primer chosen for this investigation consisted of an equimolar mixture of phenyl- and amino-functional silanes, suggested as a potential superior primer for aluminum/epoxy adhesive joints [7], The amino-functional silane is known to be effective as an adhesion promoter for fiber-reinforced composite materials [1, 2] as well as for epoxy/metal adhesive joints [8, 9] and provides for strong chemical interaction between the adhesive and primer, while the phenyl functional silane should reduce the overall concentration of polar, hydrophilic functional groups in the interphase region and at the same time maintain or improve the ability of the resin and primer to interpenetrate due to its structural similarity to the adhesive resin. 

Epoxy resins continue to be essential preliminary products for the manufacturing of fiber-reinforced compound materials with glass, carbon or plastic fibers imbedded. As far as their mechanical properties are concerned, they can compete with metal materials, for example, in car manufacturing, boat building and aircraft construction. 

Ablative cooling has been used in a number of liquid propellant engines. The materials employed are generally of an oriented fiber reinforced resin. 

In addition to the nylon and polypropylene that were described here, he hybridization of polyimide [51] has also been achieved, as has polystyrene-clay hybridization [52]. It is hoped that clay hybridization can be used as a standard method for reinforcing resin materials (such as glass fiber). 

Verton Long fiber reinforced resins ICI Materials - Plast./ LNP... 

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This right ahout-face embarrassed me and forced me to devote myself to the investigation of various classes of materials unfamiliar to me, including metals (Al, etc.), ceramics, carbonaceous materials, reinforcing fibers for fiber-reinforced resin (super-drawn polyethylene fibers, etc.), organic polymers, and so on. I also tried to develop piezoelectric loudspeakers using poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF). 

Glass fibers also come in surface veil configuration. These veils are lightweight fiberglass reinforcement mats, customarily used to provide extra environmental protection and a smooth appearance, especially when used in conjunction with gel-coats (a special resin used to provide a high-quality finish on the visible surface of a fiber-reinforced composite material). 

Anisotropic a- nl-ss- tra-pik adj (1S79) (1) A transparent particle having different refractive indices depending on the vibration direction of light. (2) Said of materials whose properties, e.g., strength, refractive index, thermal conductivity, are unequal in different directions. Oriented thermoplastics and unidirectionally fiber-reinforced resins are typically anisotropic. Not isotropic. See Isotropic. 

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