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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Long Fiber Orientation"”.

  1. Using a Sliding Plate Rheometer to Obtain Material Parameters for Simulating Long Fiber Orientation in Injection Molded Composites

    … determining empirical parameters in stress and fiber orientation models required to accurately simulate the fiber orientation in injection molded composites. An independent approach aims to obtain the material parameters using a sliding plate rheometer to measure the rheology of fiber

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  2. Assessing an Orientation Model and Stress Tensor for Semi-Flexible Glass Fibers in Polypropylene Using a Sliding Plate Rheometer: for the Use of Simulating Processes

    Great interest exists in adding long fibers into polymeric fluids due to the increase in properties associated with the composite, as compared to the neat resin. These properties, however, are dependent on the fiber orientations generated during processing, such as injection molding. In an effort …

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  3. Improvement in Orientation Predictions of High-Aspect Ratio Particles in Injection Mold Filling Simulations

    Glass fiber based polymer composites based injection molded parts provide a light-weight high-strength alternative for use in automobile applications. These composites have enhanced mechanical properties compared to those of pure polymers, if the fibers are oriented in the right direction. One of …

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