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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Two-Part Epoxy"”.

  1. Cure Kinetics of Two Part Epoxy Resin and the Effect on Characterization of Thermal Barrier Coatings

    … polishing. The curing kinetics of a slow cure two part epoxy was investigated and the TBC samples were mounted and cured at heating rates of 2, 5, and 10°C/min to 55°C and 70°C. Grinding and polishing procedures simulated industry practices followed by characterization with optical microscopy. …

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  2. Investigation of strength of a hybrid adhesive anchor system used in precast concrete welded repair applications subjected to tensile and eccentric shear loading

    … bond strength testing data using a high strength two-part epoxy adhesive is also included. The overall aim of this work is to provide test data and guidance to the industry and design professionals when designing adhesive anchoring systems for repair applications exposed to welding.

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  3. Effects of Surface Condition on the Fatigue Behavior of CFRP-to-Steel Joints

    … joints (DSJ) were fabricated consisting of two high-modulus CFRP laminates and ASTM A36 steel plates bonded using a two-part epoxy adhesive. Two types of steel surface conditions were considered to evaluate the fatigue behavior under constant force amplitudes. Roughness on the steel …

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  4. An investigation of FRP reinforced glulam bolted connections

    … consists of uniaxial carbon fibers embedded in a two-part epoxy. Sixteen sample wood connections were tested. Eight samples were reinforced with FRP such that the carbon fibers were parallel to the wood fibers. Eight samples tested were not reinforced and used as a means of comparison. Three sizes …

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  5. Fabrication and characterization of cellulose nanocrystal enhanced sustainable polymer nanocomposites through surface chemistry and processing

    … compatibility and overall performance of CNC/epoxy and CNC/polyamide nanocomposite.</p> <p>For a two-part epoxy system, a novel approach was taken to disperse CNC in epoxy matrix by pre-formulating CNC into the hardeners. Three types of hardeners were evaluated for their compatibility with …

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  6. Self-healing materials and multinozzle printheads with embedded microvascular networks

    Microvascular networks are pervasive in biological systems, assisting in the repair of tissue damage, regulation of temperature, and efficient distribution of nutrients. Emulating these functional attributes in engineering contexts such as self-healing materials, microfluidic temperature …

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  7. Bioinspired microvascular self-healing in polymers and composites

    … in heterogeneous polymeric materials, particularly fiber-reinforced polymer composites, to recover fracture resistance over consecutive damage-heal cycles. A serendipitous outcome of the research is the ability to provide multi-functional properties such as active cooling, magnetic …

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