Method for induction heating of composite materials
作者： George Kevork Kodokian
DOI:
关键词:
摘要: A method for heating a composite comprising nonconductive material that is thermoplastic or thermoset reinforced with conductive materials such as carbon fibers, by incorporating coupling particles in the structure. The structure oriented plane of magnetic field induced at frequencies from 3 kHz to 7 MHz, whereby respond susceptors and are preferentially heated (carbon fibers not heated).
lens.org 参考文章(14)
Alfred F. Leatherman, Method of inductive heating with an integrated multiple particle agent ,(1988)
Jerome R White, Heating with antiferromagnetic particles in a high frequency magnetic field ,(1964)
Joseph G. Holehouse, Anil B. Goel, Bonding method employing high performance induction curable two-component structural adhesive with nonsagging behavior ,(1988)
Nicola S. Taylor, Colin C. Hardy, Michael C. Felix, Bonding thermoplastic layers via electrical heating ,(1988)
Alfred F. Leatherman, William C. Heller, Susceptor based bonding technique for plastic material utilizing oleaginous substance at the bonding interface ,(1976)
Robert J. Swaim, John D. Buckley, Robert L. Fox, David F. Johnston, Induction heating gun National Aeronautics and Space Administration Report. ,(1983)
Thomas H. McGaffigan, Temperature auto-regulating, self-heating recoverable articles ,(1989)
William P. Benjamin, Wayne W. Schmidt, Robert A. Grimm, Thermoplastic composite induction welder ,(1989)
Harold F. Giles, Bang M. Kim, Reinforced composite and method of manufacture ,(1987)
Stuart Green, Joining of composite materials ,(1990)