Effects Of Various Methods Of Wet Conditioning On The Strength Properties Of Several Glass-Fabric-Reinforced Plastic Laminates

Download this report (PDF, 1.41 MB, 31 pages)
Report Number: WADC TR 58-486
Author(s): Munthe, Bert P., Youngs, Robert L.
Corporate Author(s): Forest Products Laboratory, Forest Service U.S. Department Of Agriculture
Laboratory: Materials Laboratory
Date of Publication: 1959-03
Pages: 31
Contract: DO 33(616)-58-1
DoD Project: 7340
DoD Task: 73400
Identifier: AD0210225

Abstract:
This report presents the results of tests to evaluate the effects of various types and durations of wet exposure on the tensile, compressive, and flexural properties of epoxy, polyester, phenolic, and silicone laminates reinforced with 181 glass fabric that had various types of fabric finish. The tests were made after normal conditioning and after various periods of wet exposure. Wet conditions used for (1)immersion in water at 73 degrees F, (2)exposure to an atmosphere at 100 degrees F and approximately 100 percent humidity, or (3)boiling in water.

Provenance: IIT

Other options for obtaining this report:

Via the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC):
A record for this report, and possibly a pdf download of the report, exists at DTIC

Via National Technical Report Library:
The NTRL Order Number for this report is: PB168478
A record for this report, and possibly a pdf download of the report, exists at NTRL

Indications of Public Availability
No digital image of an index entry indicating public availability is currently available
There has been no verification of an indication of public availability from an inside cover statement



Export