Temperature Effect of Microwave Heating of Cured Structural Epoxy-Carbon Filled Plastic on Interlayer Shear Stresses

IF 0.5 Q4 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Inorganic Materials: Applied Research Pub Date : 2024-08-08 DOI:10.1134/S2075113324700588

I. V. Zlobina, N. V. Bekrenev, B. B. Morozov, F. A. Nasonov

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Abstract—Changes in limiting interlayer shear stresses in a loaded cured carbon-fiber plastic after exposure to a microwave electromagnetic field with a frequency of 2450 MHz at different energy flux densities have been studied with allowance for the temperature factor and time. It is shown that, at a rational combination of the energy flux density and time ((17–18) × 10⁴ μW/cm² and 2 min, respectively), the limiting stresses increase by 17% on average as compared with the references samples.

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微波加热固化环氧树脂-碳填充结构塑料对层间剪应力的温度效应

摘要-研究了加载固化的碳纤维塑料在暴露于频率为 2450 MHz、不同能量通量密度的微波电磁场后，层间极限剪切应力的变化，并考虑了温度因素和时间。结果表明，在能量通量密度和时间（分别为 (17-18) × 104 μW/cm2 和 2 分钟）的合理组合下，极限应力与参考样品相比平均增加了 17%。

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Inorganic Materials: Applied Research Engineering-Engineering (all)

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0.90

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0.00%

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199

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