Article | REF: AM5325 V1

Ablative phenolic composites

Authors: Martine DAUCHIER, Jean-Claude CAVALIER

Publication date: July 10, 2002

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3. Parts manufacturing processes

Reinforcement and matrix are combined during the impregnation operation, which depends on the reinforcement used.

3.1 Short-fibre parts

Impregnation with a solution of phenolic resin diluted or undiluted in a solvent such as water, alcohol or ketone, and which may contain fillers, can be carried out :

  • or directly on fibers ranging in length from a few millimeters to a few centimeters; a mixing operation ensures homogeneous impregnation;

  • or on fibers several hundred meters long, which are then cut to the desired length.

The impregnated short fibers (25% to 55% resin content) are then placed in a press mold. The material is shaped and cured at around...

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