Modi. cation of epoxy resin by polysulfone to improve the interfacial and mechanical properties in glass . bre composites. I. Study of processes during matrix /glass . bre interface formation

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TextoSeries ; J. Adhesion Sci. Technol., 17(15), p.2047-2063, 2003Trabajos contenidos:

Brantseva, T.V
Gorbatkina, Y.A
Dutschk, V
Vogel, R
Grundke, K
Kerber, M.L

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Resumen: The rheology of epoxy resin-polysulfone blends and wetting at the blend/ glass . bre interface have been studied. Measurements were made in a rotary viscometer and in a modi. ed Wilhelmy apparatus. It was shown that none of the blends investigated revealed non-Newtonian behaviour in the range of shear rates used. The viscosity of the blends increased as polysulfone content increased. Introduction of hardener resulted in a signi. cant increase of the blends viscosity up to 2-3 orders of magnitude. Rheological tests suggested that 15 wt

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The rheology of epoxy resin-polysulfone blends and wetting at the blend/ glass . bre interface have been studied. Measurements were made in a rotary viscometer and in a modi. ed Wilhelmy apparatus. It was shown that none of the blends investigated revealed non-Newtonian behaviour in the range of shear rates used. The viscosity of the blends increased as polysulfone content increased. Introduction of hardener resulted in a signi. cant increase of the blends viscosity up to 2-3 orders of magnitude. Rheological tests suggested that 15 wt

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