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publicationNumber EP-0340298-A1
titleOfInvention Method of establishing standard composite material properties
abstract A standard reference deformation of a composite material (40) containing a flowable phase (120) and compressible ninclusions (122), such as prepreg (116), is measured as the deformation whereat the dominant compressive mode of compo­nsite deformation changes from that characteristic of compressible inclusion collapse to that characteristic of resin flow, ntermed the optimal consolidation deformation. Establishment of this point permits measurement and correlation of physi­ncally significant composite properties. For example, material properties of such composite materials are measured under a ncompressive loading by an ultrasonic transducer (36) at the optimal consolidation deformation. At this point, normally de­ntermined to be the deformation at which the second derivative (134) of compressive displacement falls to about zero, com­npressible inclusions such as voids (122) are eliminated but the flowable phase has not yet begun to flow significantly so as nto change the fractions of the phases. This technique is particularly valuable in ultrasonically measuring properties such as nphase fractions of resin matrix prepreg materials wherein the resin has not been cured and readily flows, and wherein there nare typically voids that interfere with the measurement of properties.
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