Syntactic foam supports. Final report
Syntactic foam supports. Final report
Foams consisting of blends of a polyimide resin and glass microbubbles were prepared to provide thermal protection and energy absorption. With the selected type of glass microbubble, tests wre conducted to measure the effect of foam formulation, microbubble strength, and molding pressure on certain mechanical, thermal, and environmental properties.
- University of North Texas United States
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Data, Shock Absorbers, Molding, Polymers, 36 Materials Science, Equipment, & Techniques, Thermal Insulation, Foams, Thermal Conductivity, Impact Strength, Physical Properties, Fabrication, Numerical Data, Thermodynamic Properties 420200* -- Engineering-- Facilities, Packaging, Information, 360400 -- Polymers & Plastics-- (-1987), 42 Engineering, Mechanical Properties, Experimental Data, Bubbles, Glass, Colloids, Dispersions
Data, Shock Absorbers, Molding, Polymers, 36 Materials Science, Equipment, & Techniques, Thermal Insulation, Foams, Thermal Conductivity, Impact Strength, Physical Properties, Fabrication, Numerical Data, Thermodynamic Properties 420200* -- Engineering-- Facilities, Packaging, Information, 360400 -- Polymers & Plastics-- (-1987), 42 Engineering, Mechanical Properties, Experimental Data, Bubbles, Glass, Colloids, Dispersions
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