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Article: Microstructure and stiffness analysis of a new ternary melamine-formaldehyde composite.
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- Polymer Engineering and Science
- Article date:
- August 1, 1998
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INTRODUCTION
Planar random fiber composites (PRFC) are materials with a range of desirable properties. For example, their suitability for high volume production of geometrically complex parts makes them an attractive engineering material. These materials, however, are complex and they require a continuous research and development effort toward applications.
Recently, a new type of planar random discontinuous fiber composite has been developed. The material is called Reinforced Melamine Compound (RMC) and is a random glass fiber-reinforced and particulate-filled ternary composite with a melamine-formaldehyde matrix. The first commercial grade manufactured from ...
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