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Demetrios G. Sampson,Panagiotis Zervasesters, a chemical reaction cross links the material so that it cannot be returned to liquid form. Other common ther-mosetting polymers include epoxy and phenolic resins. Thermoset plastics made with polyester and vinyl ester resins represent the major portion of the reinforced plastic composites industry today.

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,Die Verfahren zur Reinigung der Abw?sser,tile applications. Now several different types of high performance organic fibers exist, all competitive with inorganic fibers in some or even most of their properties. The market demand for these fibers exceeds one billion dollars (Adams and Farrow, 1993a).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-34449-1ix, ceramic and carbon composites reinforced with both discrete and continuous reinforcements have been described.. The present chapter will describe the results of investigations of the properties and preparation of aluminum/carbon composites

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Polyester and Vinyl Ester Resins,esters, a chemical reaction cross links the material so that it cannot be returned to liquid form. Other common ther-mosetting polymers include epoxy and phenolic resins. Thermoset plastics made with polyester and vinyl ester resins represent the major portion of the reinforced plastic composites industry today.

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Carbon Fibers,ess, ., greater than any metal, ceramic or polymer; and they can exhibit thermal and electrical conductivities that greatly exceed those of competing materials. If the strength or stiffness values are divided by the low density, p, ～ 1800–2200 kg m., then their huge specific properties (σ/p, ./p) make this class of materials quite unique.

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Organic Fibers,tile applications. Now several different types of high performance organic fibers exist, all competitive with inorganic fibers in some or even most of their properties. The market demand for these fibers exceeds one billion dollars (Adams and Farrow, 1993a).