ArticlePolymers2024
Injection Pultrusion of Glass-Reinforced Epoxy: Cure Kinetics, Rheology, and Force Analysis.
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Abstract
Pultrusion is a highly efficient continuous process to manufacture advanced fiber-reinforced composites. The injection pultrusion variant permits a higher control of the resin flow, enabling the manufacturing of a high reinforcement volume fraction. Moreover, it reduces the emission of volatile compounds that are dangerous for the operators and for the working environment. The present study proposes an experimental analysis of injection pultrusion in three different operative conditions. In particular, the activity focused on the effects of the temperature setup on the thermochemical and rheological behaviors of the resin system and on the interaction between the processed materials and the pultrusion die wall. The setup of the parameters was selected to evidence the behavior of the viscous interaction during the thermoset transition to the solid state, which is particularly challenging due to the localization of high adhesive forces related to the sharp increase in resin viscosity. Microscope observations of the cross-sections were performed to discuss the effects of the process parameters.
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