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http://dx.doi.org/10.7467/KSAE.2014.22.6.009

Study of the Mechanical Properties of GFRTP by Pressure Additives and Compounding  

Oh, Seung Min (Research and Development Team, Ilkwang)
Kim, Jong Su (Research and Development Team, AFFC)
Seol, Gyun Ho (Research and Development Team, AFFC)
Yun, Ye Ji (Research and Development Team, AFFC)
Kim, Young Min (Research and Development Team, Ilkwang)
Yang, Dong Su (Research and Development Team, Ilkwang)
No, Su Jin (Research and Development Team, Ilkwang)
Lee, Gyu Se (Research and Development Team, Ilkwang)
Gang, Sung Su (Department of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, Jeonju University)
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Transactions of the Korean Society of Automotive Engineers / v.22, no.6, 2014 , pp. 9-13 More about this Journal
Abstract
Glass fiber reinforced thermoplastics(GFRTP) is made by adding chemical additive to glass fabric which is strong at a high temperate, incorrodible, and good at intensity and specific gravity. Although we focused on the weight lightening, the intensity of GFRTP is also important. To remedy thermoplastic resin's inferior property of matter to thermo-hardening resin, we formed several specimen, differing the chemical additive as Homo PP, MAPP 3%, Rubber 5%, and mixed. We put pressure of 5 type on the specimens. The analyses result for the different pressure, the resin spreads evenly, then the coherence is increased. Eventually, the mechanical properties are changed. When high intensity is needed, it is good idea to use polypropylene(PP) which has good coherence with glass fabric as chemical additive. We can get better intensity when we form the resin at the optimum pressure depending on mixing of chemical additive and glass fabric than when we increase the pressure.
Keywords
GFRTP; Glass fabric; Polypropylene;
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