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Implementation of TP composites - Continuous fiber composites

Authors: Paul LUCAS, Guy ZANELLA

Publication date: April 10, 2007

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2. Profile production processes

2.1 Pultrusion

It's a process resulting from the English verb "to pull", and the end of the term "extrusion", a process used in the thermoplastics industry.

Both pultrusion and extrusion are designed to produce profiles, and use in-line equipment whose main components are the dies and the drawing bench.

Extrusion is the pushing of a material through a die, while pultrusion is the pulling of a resin-preimpregnated fibrous support through a die using a powerful traction bench (500 to 1,000 daN).

TDA pultrusion began in the 1960s and now accounts for 4% of the total European TDA market.

The various studies begun in the 1980s on thermoplastic pultrusion (TP) by impregnating fibrous reinforcements...

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