Plasma treatment of carbon fibres and glass-fibre-reinforced polyesters at atmospheric pressure for adhesion improvement
作者： Yukihiro Kusano , Tom L. Andersen , Helmuth L. Toftegaard , Frank Leipold , Alexander Bardenshtein
DOI: 10.1504/IJMATEI.2014.060319
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摘要: Atmospheric pressure plasma treatment is useful for adhesion improvement, because cleaning, roughening and addition of polar functional groups can be expected at the surfaces. Its possible applications in wind energy industry include fibres fibre-reinforced polymer composites before assembling them to build turbine blades. In present work, unsized carbon are continuously treated using a dielectric barrier discharge helium atmospheric pressure, fibre reinforced epoxy composite plates manufactured mechanical test. The improved fracture toughness, indicating that between was enhanced by treatment. addition, glass-fibre-reinforced polyester gliding arc an ultrasound discharge, improving wettability and/or adhesive strength with vinylester resin.
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