Glass resin

The fire department blamed the accident on welders cutting in hazardous areas without a fire watch, highly combustible structural components (fiber-glass-resin), high-density storage of highly flammable and detonable material, spilled ammonium perchlorate about the plant, and high w ind conditions. 

The theoretical and measured results for E, are shown in Figure 3-41 as a function of resin content by weight. Theoretical results from Equation (3.64) are shown for C = 0,. 2,. 4, and 1, and the data are bounded by the curves for C = 0 and C =. 4. The theoretical curve labeled glass-resin connected in series is a lower, lower bound than the C = 0 curve and is an overly conservative estimate of the stiffness. 

Finally, glass-reinforced unsaturated polyesters are well known as building materials for boats, yachts and cars and generally termed fibre-glass resin . The preparation, properties and applications of these unsaturated polyesters are summarized in Chapter 21, while the chemistry and properties of a new unsaturated polyester resin for fibre-reinforced composite materials are discussed in Chapter 22. 

Harris, B. (1978). Shrinkage stresses in glass/resin composites. J. Mater. Sci. 13, 173-177. 

ASTM D2291 standard test method for fabrication of ring test specimens for glass-resin... 

Glas-ionomer cements are acid-based materials (using, e.g., polyacrylic acid), whose setting reaction involves neutralization of the acid groups by powdered solid bases (calcium fluoro-aluminosilicate glasses). Resin-modified glass ionomer cements are hybrid materials prepared by the incorporation of polymerizable components such as 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate. ... 

Other copolymers of this type with vinyl acetate or vinyl butyral resins have been found satisfactory for use in the lamination of wood, glass and metals. Glass-resin adhesives are also known. 

Itaconic acid Itaconic anhydride Artificial glass, resins fibres, lattices, detergents, bioactive compounds Willke and Vorlop, 2001 Reddy and Singh, 2002 Fevinson etal., 2006... 

Methyl methacrylate, which is used in plastic glass, resins, and paint.279 280 298... 

Tooling Materials, Techniques, Tool Design , PLASTEC Rept 15 (1964) 7)WJ.Eakins, Glass/Resin Interface Patent Survey, Patent List, and General Bibliography , PLASTEC Rept 18 (1964) 8) A.E. Molzon, Electrical Pro-... 

Use Coupling agent for promotion of resin-glass, resin-metal, and resin-resin bonds, for formulation of adhesives having built in primer systems. 

Aqueous nitric and hydrochloric acids caused considerable reduction in tensile strength. Inorganic compounds are usually tested as aqueous solutions and it is very often the more dilute solutions which have the most deleterious effect upon glass-reinforced PPS. This is believed to be caused by the action of water, not the reagent, on the glass-resin interface. More will be said about this in the section on automotive uses. 

Isobutylene Oxidnlion - Esterification Alkylation - Methyl methacrylate - p-l-bulylphenol -v Organic glass - Resins... 

Self-assembled molecular resins Molecular glass resins Polyalicyclic-based resins Polyacrylate-based resins Polyhydroxysytrene-based resins Metal-chalcogenide resins Novolac resins A... 

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