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Resin transfer moulding mould

For some years there has been concern at the amount of styrene vapour in workshops preparing reinforced polyester laminates. More recently this has increased interest in polyester-polyurethane hybrids and in the further development of closed moulding and resin transfer moulding techniques as well as greater use of lower styrene levels. [Pg.708]

Mcllhagger, A., Brown, D., and Hill, B. (2000). The development of a dielectric system for the on-line cure monitoring of the resin transfer moulding process. Composites Part A Appl. Sci. Manuf. 31(12), 1373-1381. [Pg.832]

Low clamping pressures only are needed, and this in turn means that quite large products can be made on inexpensive plant. By varying the raw materials it is possible to produce either rigid or flexible articles, microcellular or otherwise, and (if required) to include fillers or reinforcing sections. Thermosets other than polyurethane can be used—like epoxides and polyesters (with the latter, the process is known also as resin transfer moulding ). [Pg.149]

Abraham, D. Matthews, S. Mcllhagger, R. A comparison of physical properties of glass fiber epoxy composites produced by wet layup with autoclave consolidation and resin transfer moulding. Compos. Pt. A 1998, 29 (7), 795-801. [Pg.2322]

In resin-transfer moulding (RTM) there is typically a two-part mould, which forms a cavity corresponding to the final product shape. In the process, as shown in Figure 6.11, reinforcement, typically being a woven roving, cloth or mat, is placed (dry) in the female cavity, and then the male half is placed into position. [Pg.393]

Figure 6.11. A schematic diagram of resin-transfer moulding. Figure 6.11. A schematic diagram of resin-transfer moulding.
The use of these sensors is not restricted to high-performance composites, but can be extended to on-line monitoring of resin-transfer moulding (McIUiagger et al, 2000) and glass-polyester prepreg composite cure (Kim and Lee, 2002). [Pg.428]

In Resin Transfer Moulding preformed Carbon fibre and fabrics are placed in a mould along with the other components required to make the product. The mould is closed and premixed epoxy resin is injected into the fibrous mat. [Pg.22]

Damage tolerance of fibre reinforced thermoplastic composites Processing of polymer matrices using resin transfer moulding Fractal analysis of wear in short-fibre reinforced thermoplastic composites Rheology flow behavior of associative polymers in coating applications Kevlar-thermoplastic composites... [Pg.72]

Figure 3.6 Vacuum-assisted resin transfer moulding (VARTM). Figure 3.6 Vacuum-assisted resin transfer moulding (VARTM).
Figure 3.10 Compression resin transfer moulding (CRTM). Figure 3.10 Compression resin transfer moulding (CRTM).
Lowe JR, Owen MJ, Rudd CD. Void fonnation resin transfer moulding. In Proceedings of the 4th international conference on automated composites, ICAC95. Nottingham, Institute of Materials 1995. pp. 227—34. [Pg.73]

Scott FN, Heath R. Resin transfer moulding for civil aircraft manufacture. SAMPE European Chapter 1992. pp. 235—47. [Pg.74]

Kendall KN, Rudd CD, Owen MJ, Middleton V. Characterisation of the resin transfer moulding process. Compos Manuf 1992 3(2) 235—49. [Pg.74]

Ferland P, Guittard D, Trochu E. Concurrent methods for permeability measurement in resin transfer moulding. ModeUing and simulation of resin transfer moulding. Polym Compos 1996 17(l) 149-53. [Pg.74]

Lui B, Bickerton S, Advani G. Modelling and simulation of resin transfer moulding-gate control, venting and dry spot prediction. Compos Part A 19% 27a(2) 135—41. [Pg.74]

Potter KD. The early history of the resin transfer moulding process for aerospace applications. Compos Part A Appl Sci Manuf May 1999 30(5) 619—21. [Pg.74]

Bickerton S, Kelly P. Compression resin transfer moulding (CRTM) in polymer matrix composites. In Advani S, Hsiao K-T, editors. Manufacturing techniques for polymer matrix composites (PMCs). Cambridge (UK) Woodhead Publishing Limited 2012. [Pg.74]

Hamidi YK, Aktas L, Cengiz Allan M. Formation of microscopic voids in resin transfer moulded composites. J Eng Mater Technol Trans ASME 2004 126 420-6. [Pg.113]

Resin transfer moulding (RTM) As above, but long fibre reinforcement preform cut to shape and placed in cavity instead of using premixed short fibres. One half of mould cavity can be flexible Large, complex shapes for automotive and aerospace use. Relatively fast cycles... [Pg.34]

A further development is resin transfer moulding (RTM), in which long fibre reinforcement fabrics are cut to shape as preforms and placed in the mould cavity, before the resin is injected. This is potentially a slow process and one alternative is for the preforms to be made rapidly by spraying short fibres onto a suitably shaped pattern coated with an adhesive or binder. [Pg.37]


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