Design for Ultimate Strength with a Chopped Glass-Filled Phenolic Composite : Critical Flaw Sensitivity, Residual Stress, Fiber Orientation /

Design for Ultimate Strength with a Chopped Glass-Filled Phenolic Composite : Critical Flaw Sensitivity, Residual Stress, Fiber Orientation /

Because they retain strength and stiffness at temperatures as high as 180°C (356°F), injection molded, glass-filled phenolic composites have been used in structural applications. However, the strength of this material as measured with ASTM three-point flexure tests may be as much as 80% higher than...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Nimmer, RP (Author), Trantina, GG (Author)
Corporate Authors: Recent Advances in Composites in the United States and Japan Hampton, Virginia, ASTM International, American Society for Testing and Materials
Format: Conference Proceeding Book
Language:English
Published: West Conshohocken, Pa. : ASTM International, 1985
Subjects:
Composite materials > Japan > Congresses
Composite materials > United States > Congresses
Composite materials
Critical flaw sensitivity
Fiber orientation
Flexure tests
Glass-filled phenolic
Injection molded
Residual stresses
Short glass fibers
Size effect
Tension tests
Ultimate strength
Weibull statistical analysis

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