Ballistic resistant laminate

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1989-01-06

1993-03-02

Bell, James J.

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051908026

ABSTRACT:
Improved ballistic resistant laminates have been developed by bonding alternating plies of fabric woven from glass or normally solid organic polymers and non-woven scrim prepreg impregnated with a heat curable resin. A preferred organic polymer is an aramid exemplified by Kevlar. A preferred heat curable resin is phenol-formaldehyde/polyvinyl butyral blend.

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Technical Report Natick/TR-84/030, Jun. 1984.

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