Testing of new‐generation carbon fiber/toughened resin epoxy systems
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Abstract Four commercially available carbon fiber/prepreg systems were processed and subjected to NASA's proposed standard tests for toughened resins. Narmco Materials Inc. Rigidite T300/5208 was included as a baseline, while the other three systems employed Hercules' IM6 fiber in newgeneration resin systems. Descriptions of the tests, including open‐hole tension and compression, compression after impact, double cantilever beam, and edge delamination tension, as well as results are presented.
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OpenAlex topics: Icing and De-icing Technologies · Mechanical Behavior of Composites · Engineering and Material Science Research
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