SURFACE CHEMISTRY OF PLASTICS REINFORCED BY STRONG FIBERS
SURFACE CHEMISTRY OF PLASTICS REINFORCED BY STRONG FIBERS
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DOI:
10.1021/i360030a002
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发表时间:
1969-01-01
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ZISMAN, WA
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ZISMAN, WA
Qne of the most troublesome problemsin research and development of fiber-reinforced plastics is how to achieve optimum resin adhesion over the entire surface of each fiber. Even when regions of the resin medium are sufficiently continuous to be amply resistant to the action of water, there remains the difficulty of protecting the reinforcing fibers from loss of strength or of resin adhesion wherever water has penetrated cracks and pores to reach the fibers. The object of this report is to sum-marize and interpret the more recent investigations of these two topics, with emphasis on the advances or prob-lems concerning the surface chemical mechanisms and some related polymer mechanisms. Although attention here usually appears to be focused on composites com-prising a more or less continuous organic polymeric medium (the resin) in which is dispersed either a random or organized mass of a fibrous glass-reinforcing material, nearly all of the conclusions and. interpretations are extended frequently to include reinforcing materials other than glass.