Influence of Microwave Electromagnetic Field on Interlayer Strength in Cured Polymer Composite Materials
摘要
Abstract
It has been established that exposure to a microwave electromagnetic field with an energy flux density that is rational for each type of composite (carbon-, glass-, organoplastic) contributes to an increase in the specific work of delamination by 18.6, 12 and 20%, respectively, which satisfactorily correlates with an increase in strength of these materials under three-point bending and interlaminar shear.