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JOURNAL OF REINFORCED PLASTICS AND COMPOSITES
卷 36, 期 10, 页码 780-794出版社
SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD
DOI: 10.1177/0731684417691673
关键词
Thermosetting resin; cure behavior; process modeling; resin transfer molding
This paper presents an experimentally validated model to simulate the nonisothermal resin infusion and cure processes in a relatively large and thick composite laminate fabricated using vacuum-assisted resin transfer molding. Compaction effects were accounted for by using a step-wise scheme wherein the panel was divided into three discrete zones along the flow direction, with each zone being assigned different porosities and other material properties. The experimentally observed dynamic evolution of the resin flow front profile due to permeability difference between the high-permeable infusion medium and the glass-fiber preform as well as the heat transfer in the preheated system was captured accurately. Both model predictions and experimental measurements indicate subtle variation in the spatiotemporal distributions of temperature and degrees of resin cure from the infusion stage can result in large differences in the resin cure profile across the laminate, which may cause undesirable residual stresses in large composites.
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