Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Carbonizing to form article – Agglomeration or accretion
Patent
1977-12-19
1980-03-04
Derrington, James H.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Carbonizing to form article
Agglomeration or accretion
264236, 264237, 264331, 264347, 264348, B29C 2500
Patent
active
041917189
ABSTRACT:
Mechanical properties of compression molded composites having thick sections and made from molding compounds comprising thermosetting resin and reinforcing fiber in a thickened dispersion are improved by a preheating stage and mold cycle times that are longer than the time necessary to reach the highest peak exotherm temperature of the composite during molding. Slow post cooling allows for development of properties especially when mold opening times are shorter than that required for removal of all thermal gradients.
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Mallick Pankaj K.
Raghupathi Narasimhan
Derrington James H.
Ford Motor Company
Johnson Olin B.
Ross Jr. Edmund C.
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