Mechanical properties of epoxy resins and glass/epoxy composites at cryogenic temperatures
Mechanical properties of epoxy resins and glass/epoxy composites at cryogenic temperatures
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10.1080/00222346708212358
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发表时间:
1967
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L. Soffer;R. Molho
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作者:
L. Soffer;R. Molho
Abstract The mechanical properties of four modified-epoxy resin systems were investigated. Tensile properties (including strength, modulus, and elongation), notch toughness, impact strength, the coefficient of linear thermal contraction, and thermal-shock resistance were determined for cast-resin specimens at 75, −320, and −423°F. Inter-laminar shear strengths (Naval Ordnance Laboratory horizontal shear and short-span shear) were obtained for glass-filament-wound-composite specimens at the three temperatures. The two systems with the best cryogenic properties were a hybridepoxy/polyurethane (resin 4A) and a highly modified bisphenol-A epoxy (resin 2). In choosing the optimum system, the same tests (except for notch toughness, impact strength, and short-span shear) were performed on filament-wound-composite specimens at the three temperatures. In these tests the performance of resin 4A was better than, or at least comparable to, that of resin 2.