Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5207247 | Polymer Testing | 2009 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
Thermosetting moulding compounds are synthetic materials which can be easily formed in the molten state and achieve high temperature stability due to a cross-linking process which takes place during manufacture. To ensure thermal and mechanical properties, post-curing of moulded phenolic resin components is necessary for high quality applications. In the industrial practice, post-curing time-temperature-programs are heuristically acquired. In this paper, dynamical mechanical thermal analysis is employed to determine optimal post-curing conditions for injection moulded parts from phenolic resin.
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Authors
W. Stark, H. Goering, U. Michel, H. Bayerl,