连续碳纤维增强的聚芳醚酮在Ⅰ型循环载荷下的层间破坏

用双悬臂梁(DCB)试件研究了连续碳纤维增强的聚芳醚酮复合材料(CF/PEK-C),在Ⅰ型循环载荷作用下的层间裂纹扩展行为.循环载荷采用载荷控制模式,最小载荷与最大载荷之比为0.5.在疲劳试验中,仍然发现有“阻力曲线”现象存在.层间裂纹扩展速率用指数定律与相应的应变能释放速率联系起来,并对结果进行了讨论.

原生态聚乙烯等离子体接枝甲基丙烯酸甲酯

聚烯烃与极性聚合物的共混是一种制备价格合理高性能聚合物材料的有效方法。然而,非极性与极性聚合物的简单共混会发生明显的宏观相分离,不能获得兼备各自优异性能的功能材料。提高不相容组分间的相容性,是制备这类材料的关键,其中最重要的方法之一,是在共混体系中加入接枝或嵌段聚合物作为增容剂,使不相容聚合物相界面张力下降,接触面积增大,粘接力增强,形成均匀的细分散结构,同时又保持稳定的微相分离状况,使得各种组分协

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V.C.LXX » ; 13 « Inventaire des pieces d'artillerie, pouldres, boulletz et aultres munitions d'icelle qui sont pour le roy aux villes et places fortes du gouvernement de Piedmont et marquisat de Saluces... Faict le premier jour d'octobre l'an mil V.C. soixante sept » ; 14 « Estat des pieces d'artillerie qui sont de present au magazin et chasteau de Pynerol... 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