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Modelling the storage modulus, transition temperatures and time

Carbon–epoxy composite storage modulus. The DMA data for carbon–epoxy from Goertzen and Kessler shows more than one transition. This is due to the fact that the material is cured at room temperature and that a residual cure results from heating during the DMA experiments. The model is thus fitted accounting for two transitions, one

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Phase morphology modulation of silicone-modified epoxy resins

The storage modulus (E''), glass transition temperature (T g), tan δ at T g and crosslink density (v e) of the modified resins calculated from the DMA curves (Fig. 8) are listed in Table 4. From Fig. 8 (a), the T g and E'' of silicone-modified epoxy resins are lower than those of EP due to the flexibility and plasticizing effect of silicone

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Temperature-Frequency–Dependent Viscoelastic Properties of Neat Epoxy

The frequency sensitivity coefficient (m) is determined by a linear curve fitting procedure using Equation (7), to determine the frequency effects on the initial storage modulus of neat epoxy and different fiber orientations of CFRP and GFRP samples, which are shown in Figure 10a,b, respectively. The higher the sensitivity coefficient, the

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Storage modulus (A), loss modulus (B), and tan delta (C) curve of epoxy

The DMA results showed that epoxy/6wt% walnut/rice straw fiber biocomposite recorded the maximum storage modulus (> 8 × 103 MPa) with low loss modulus and damping factor.

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Enhanced Thermomechanical Properties of ZrO2 Particle Reinforced Epoxy

Storage modulus of ZrO 2 –epoxy composites showed enhancement with particles content up to 4 wt.%, and further increments in particle content storage modulus decreased. ZrO 2 –epoxy nanocomposites show the bigger shift in the elastic properties below rubbery region; this is the reflection of strong interfacial interaction formed between

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Thermal and mechanical properties study of boron nitride

The Cole–Cole plot of storage modulus and loss modulus shows that the pure epoxy and nanocomposites with low nanomaterial content are homogenous and the uniformity begins to decrease when the addition of Ag-BN is 20 vol%. Epoxy is widely used in mechanical and electronic industries due to its excellent adhesive properties and mechanical

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Cure-state dependent viscoelastic Poisson''s ratio of LY5052 epoxy

Dependence of the storage modulus on the cure state along with time and temperature was reported in Saseendran et al. Citation 11 using Dynamic Mechanical and Thermal Analysis (DMTA) on Araldite LY5052 bisphenol-A epoxy resin.

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High modulus polyimide particle-reinforcement of epoxy composites

The incorporation of the PPPI filler particles into the epoxy matrix was found to be homogeneous. Powder X-ray diffraction shows that PPPI''s crystallinity is retained in the composites, and infrared spectroscopy indicates a covalent bonding of PPPI to the epoxy matrix. Flexural modulus and storage modulus were increased by the PPPI addition

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Storage modulus (E'') and tangle delta (tan δ) of the modified epoxy

Download scientific diagram | Storage modulus (E'') and tangle delta (tan δ) of the modified epoxy systems [Color figure can be viewed at wileyonlinelibrary ] from publication: Residual stress

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Temperature-frequency-dependent mechanical properties model of epoxy

An improved temperature-dependent storage modulus model that can describe the properties of epoxy resin and its composites in the full temperature region was established. A new temperature-dependent loss modulus model and temperature-frequency-dependent storage and loss modulus models were also developed. These models all agreed very well

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Storage modulus curves for the neat epoxy and its composites.

Download scientific diagram | Storage modulus curves for the neat epoxy and its composites. from publication: Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Epoxy Composites Containing Graphene Oxide and

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Effects of High-Temperature Storage on the Glass Transition

Abstract. This article describes research on changes of glass transition temperature of electron encapsulated polymer-epoxy molding compound (EMC) after thermal oxidation under high-temperature air storage conditions. The evolutions of glass transition temperature of two EMCs with different compositions (different filling contents) under different

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Understanding Rheology of Thermosets

Figure 3 shows the storage (G'') and loss (G") moduli and com-plex viscosity η* measured dur-ing an epoxy molding compound cure. Besides providing essen-tial mini-mum viscosity data, the cross-over point of the two modu-lus curves gives an estimate of the time at which the resin be-gins to gel. But this is only an ap-proximate gel point.

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4.8: Storage and Loss Modulus

The slope of the loading curve, analogous to Young''s modulus in a tensile testing experiment, is called the storage modulus, E''. The storage modulus is a measure of how much energy must be put into the sample in order to distort it. The difference between the loading and unloading curves is called the loss modulus, E". It measures energy lost

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Moduli development of epoxy adhesives during cure

In summary, following the method used by Wang et al. [56], which use the known values of the geometry of the cured and uncured epoxy (t c, t u and b), the storage modulus of the cured resin (E c ''), the Poisson''s ratio of the uncured resin (v u), and the data of the DMA test, the shear modulus and the storage modulus of the uncured resin can

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Dispersion Characteristics, the Mechanical, Thermal Stability, and

The results show that the storage modulus of the pure epoxy in the glassy state at 0 °C was about 1810 MPa. This figure increased significantly for the nanocomposites. Table

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Tech 19 Tip Properties of Epoxies For Modeling, Finite

loss modulus represents the complex or viscous component, while the storage modulus represents the real or elastic response. This allows the storage modulus to act as a good approximation of the Young''s Modulus for an epoxy. (For greater details, see Epoxy Technology Adhesive Application Guide) Understanding Mech anical

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Effects of temperature and frequency on dynamic mechanical

Dynamic mechanical properties at a frequency of 1 Hz under DC loading mode. Figure 2 shows the curves of the storage modulus (( E^{prime} )), loss modulus (( E^{primeprime} )), and loss factor (( tan delta )) for epoxy resin and its composites versus temperature at a frequency of 1 Hz under DC loading mode can be seen that all samples are

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Phase separation of ternary epoxy/PEI blends with higher

The storage modulus and glass transition temperatures for the blends with different content of DMS-E11 were measured by DMA. It was found that and the addition of tertiary component DMS-E11 would reduce both storage modulus and T g, nevertheless, 25 wt% or 30 wt% of PEI could still insure the storage modulus higher than that of neat epoxy resin.

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Closed-loop recycling of tough epoxy supramolecular thermosets

e, f Storage modulus and tan δ of epoxy supramolecular thermosets before and after chemical recycling (The DMA curves were recorded in the heating scan from 30–130 °C with a heating rate of 5

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High modulus polyimide particle-reinforcement of epoxy

Again, the indentation modulus of PPPI was used as the filler modulus E f, and the storage modulus of the epoxy reference sample (2510 MPa) was used as the matrix modulus E m. In the filler concentration range observed, both ROM and the Kerner equation predict the relationship between storage modulus and PPPI content very accurately.

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A review of extending performance of epoxy resins using carbon

Amino-functionalized CNT (a-CNT) are used as epoxy fillers in composites. a-CNT exhibits higher surface energy and higher wettability compared to epoxy, which leads to increase Young''s Modulus, ultimate tensile strength, and storage modulus of composites by 30%, 25%, and 10%, respectively, with the addition of 0.5 wt % a-CNT in epoxy [24], [28].

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Eco-Friendly Epoxy-Terminated Polyurethane-Modified Epoxy

In particular, the storage modulus of EPU30 is 1340 MPa at 25 °C, which is 56.8% of that of the neat epoxy. This shows that the addition of EPU can significantly reduce

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Low-κ, low CTE, high-temperature epoxy resin with high storage modulus

High-temperature thermosetting resin with low dielectric constant (κ), low thermal expansion coefficient (CTE), and high modulus are drawing more and more attention from scientists and engineers in the field of the high-frequency circuit, 5G and 6G communication networks to improve the signal transmission speed.Epoxy resin, as one of the important

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Temperature and strain rate sensitivity of modulus and yield

As a common matrix in fiber-reinforced polymers, dynamic mechanical responses of epoxy resins are crucial for impact resistance design of reinforced polymer composites. In

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Enhancing the Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Epoxy

Both the storage modulus and Tg of PSF/epoxy blends increasing with the increase in the PSF content may have been caused by the higher storage modulus Tg of PSF. 3.5. Mechanical Properties of PSF/Epoxy Blends. In this work, PSF was also used to improve the mechanical and themal properties of epxoy resin. Therefore, the mechanical propeties

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Improved Thermomechanical and Viscoelasticity Properties of Bio-Epoxy

In other agreement with da Silva et al. (da Silva et al. Citation 2022), the storage modulus of the epoxy composite reinforced kenaf fiber increased with the increment kenaf fiber loading. Loss modulus (E'''') Figure 4 shows the accumulated DMA curves of E′′ against temperature of bio-epoxy/DP fiber and ES-filled composites. The loss

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Temperature and strain rate sensitivity of modulus and yield

The storage modulus shows a nonlinear trend under all frequencies with the temperature increasing. Furthermore, there is a sharp drop of storage modulus during the temperature interval of 326 K–362 K, called the glass transition region. Before this interval, the modulus shows an almost linear reduction as temperature decreases. However, after

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Eco-Friendly Epoxy-Terminated Polyurethane-Modified Epoxy

The storage modulus refers to the energy stored due to elastic deformation when the material is deformed, which can be used to reflect the elasticity of the material and characterize the stiffness of the material. As shown in Figure 3a, in the glass state, the storage modulus of neat epoxy resin changes little with temperature. But the storage

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