Dynamic Mechanical Analysis of E-Beam and Thermally Curable IPN Thermosets

Interpenetrating polymer network (IPN) materials possess unique properties that can be exploited for multicomponent composite armor systems, including toughness and thermal stability. E-beam curing of composites and adhesives offers advantages, such as reduced cure shrinkages, over traditional autoc...

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Main Authors: Jensen, Robert E, Palmese, Giuseppe R, McKnight, Steven H
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ADHESIVES
ARMOR
AUTOCLAVES
BEHAVIOR
COMPOSITE MATERIALS
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
CURING
ELECTRON BEAMS
Laminates and Composite Materials
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
NETWORKS
POLYMERS
PROCESSING
THERMAL PROPERTIES
THERMAL STABILITY
Thermodynamics
THICKNESS
TOUGHNESS
VISCOELASTICITY
WEAPON SYSTEMS
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description Interpenetrating polymer network (IPN) materials possess unique properties that can be exploited for multicomponent composite armor systems, including toughness and thermal stability. E-beam curing of composites and adhesives offers advantages, such as reduced cure shrinkages, over traditional autoclave processing by curing multiple resins through the thickness for thick-section composites in a single step. Because of the complexity and thickness of composite integral armor structures, e-beam curing is an attractive processing method for Future Combat System applications, and the development of these new resins permits this approach. This research seeks to discern the differences in viscoelastic behavior between traditional thermal and e-beam curing in IPN resins, as these viscoelastic characteristics may prove important for composite integral armor applications.
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ARMOR
AUTOCLAVES
BEHAVIOR
COMPOSITE MATERIALS
COMPOSITE STRUCTURES
CURING
ELECTRON BEAMS
Laminates and Composite Materials
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
NETWORKS
POLYMERS
PROCESSING
THERMAL PROPERTIES
THERMAL STABILITY
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THICKNESS
TOUGHNESS
VISCOELASTICITY
WEAPON SYSTEMS
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