
For a comprehensive study of Sheet Molding Compound (SMC) surfaces, topographical data obtained by chromatic confocal imaging were submitted systematically for the development of a profile model to understand the formation of cavities on the surface. In order to qualify SMC surfaces and to predict their coatability, a characterization of cavities is applied. To quantify the effect of surface modification treatments, a new parameter (Surface Relative Smooth) is presented, applied and probed. The parameter proposed can be used for any surface modification of any solid material.
SMC, Characterization, Sheet molding compounds, Confocal imaging, SMC surfaces, New parameters, molding compounds, Article, 620, Surfaces, volumetrical characterization, Volumetrical characterization, Molding compounds, Surface properties, surface morphology, topographic characterization, surface properties, Topographic characterization, Surface morphology, Modification treatment, Solid material
SMC, Characterization, Sheet molding compounds, Confocal imaging, SMC surfaces, New parameters, molding compounds, Article, 620, Surfaces, volumetrical characterization, Volumetrical characterization, Molding compounds, Surface properties, surface morphology, topographic characterization, surface properties, Topographic characterization, Surface morphology, Modification treatment, Solid material
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