Fiber Geometry Effects on Physical Properties of Chopped Fiber Composites, 1990 Nonwovens Conference Proceedings
The Radlite™ Technology describes a process by which Chopped Fiber Glass and Powdered Thermoplastic Resin are blended and formed into a Fiber Glass Reinforced Thermoplastic Laminate. Ingredients are dispersed in a pulping medium and the pulp stock is deposited onto a driven conveyor via a headbox. The white water is removed by vacuum and the resultant web is treated with a binder, dried, and consolidated. AS in other Thermoplastic Composites, Fiber Glass Aspect Ratio has a notable effect on physical properties performance. Strength, Modulus, Impact, and Flow of Chopped Fiber Composites will be examined.
Fiber Geometry Effects on Physical Properties of Chopped Fiber Composites, 1990 Nonwovens Conference