REFLECTOR:STRUCTURAL ADHESIVE
Al Gietzen
reflector@tvbf.org
Tue, 6 May 2003 07:00:34 -0700
Tensile strength is primarily from the fibers; compressive strength is
primarily from the epoxy. "Stiffness", as in bending, is a combination
of the two.
Al
Is this accurate? I was under the impression that a very small
percentage
of the ultimate (load bearing) strength is from the resin. "strength"
is
derived from the fibers . the resin merely keeps the fibers lined up?
Larry Epstein
173 FGE
>I'm saying that for a laminate of the same strength or of the same
>stiffness you'd use fewer plies (and thus have less weight) with ProSet
>than with WEST. (Note that they're both made by Gougeon)
>
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