Performance improvements of a short glass fiber-reinforced PA66 composite

A plate used in a medium voltage switch, made by a 25 wt% glass fiber-reinforced polyamide 66 composite filled with flame-retardant red phosphorus (RP) (PA66-GF25 FR (RP)), was injection molded. To satisfy the relatively high dimensional accuracy requirement, a “supporting mold” was used to compensa...

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Autores principales: Lou Shumei, Zhang Hui, Liu Fang, Wang Jianchao, Yin Wenying, Chen Zhiyuan, Su Chunjian
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:9501245382c141bcb7c602e8bae39b552021-12-05T14:11:03ZPerformance improvements of a short glass fiber-reinforced PA66 composite2191-035910.1515/secm-2021-0045https://doaj.org/article/9501245382c141bcb7c602e8bae39b552021-08-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1515/secm-2021-0045https://doaj.org/toc/2191-0359A plate used in a medium voltage switch, made by a 25 wt% glass fiber-reinforced polyamide 66 composite filled with flame-retardant red phosphorus (RP) (PA66-GF25 FR (RP)), was injection molded. To satisfy the relatively high dimensional accuracy requirement, a “supporting mold” was used to compensate for the difference between the transverse and longitudinal linear shrinkage of the PA66-GF25 FR (RP). To reduce the internal residual stress caused by the “supporting mold,” hygrothermal conditioning treatments, including boiling water bath at 90–100°C and re-drying at 110°C, were used. To determine the effects of boiling water bath and re-drying on the dimensional accuracy and mechanical properties of the product, three treatment routes were applied. It was found that the route in which the boiling water bath is applied after the “supporting mold” is preferred to ensure the dimensional accuracies and the mechanical properties as a whole. Using a boiling water bath as a hygrothermal conditioning treatment can improve the mechanical properties and increase the dimensional accuracy of the product. In addition, by using the preferred route, re-drying can further improve the tensile, bending, and even impact strength.Lou ShumeiZhang HuiLiu FangWang JianchaoYin WenyingChen ZhiyuanSu ChunjianDe Gruyterarticlepa66-gf25 fr (ep)injection moldingboiling water bathmechanical propertydimensional accuracyMaterials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materialsTA401-492ENScience and Engineering of Composite Materials, Vol 28, Iss 1, Pp 466-477 (2021)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language EN
topic pa66-gf25 fr (ep)
injection molding
boiling water bath
mechanical property
dimensional accuracy
Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials
TA401-492
spellingShingle pa66-gf25 fr (ep)
injection molding
boiling water bath
mechanical property
dimensional accuracy
Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials
TA401-492
Lou Shumei
Zhang Hui
Liu Fang
Wang Jianchao
Yin Wenying
Chen Zhiyuan
Su Chunjian
Performance improvements of a short glass fiber-reinforced PA66 composite
description A plate used in a medium voltage switch, made by a 25 wt% glass fiber-reinforced polyamide 66 composite filled with flame-retardant red phosphorus (RP) (PA66-GF25 FR (RP)), was injection molded. To satisfy the relatively high dimensional accuracy requirement, a “supporting mold” was used to compensate for the difference between the transverse and longitudinal linear shrinkage of the PA66-GF25 FR (RP). To reduce the internal residual stress caused by the “supporting mold,” hygrothermal conditioning treatments, including boiling water bath at 90–100°C and re-drying at 110°C, were used. To determine the effects of boiling water bath and re-drying on the dimensional accuracy and mechanical properties of the product, three treatment routes were applied. It was found that the route in which the boiling water bath is applied after the “supporting mold” is preferred to ensure the dimensional accuracies and the mechanical properties as a whole. Using a boiling water bath as a hygrothermal conditioning treatment can improve the mechanical properties and increase the dimensional accuracy of the product. In addition, by using the preferred route, re-drying can further improve the tensile, bending, and even impact strength.
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author Lou Shumei
Zhang Hui
Liu Fang
Wang Jianchao
Yin Wenying
Chen Zhiyuan
Su Chunjian
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Liu Fang
Wang Jianchao
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Chen Zhiyuan
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title Performance improvements of a short glass fiber-reinforced PA66 composite
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