Tensile and compressive properties of laminated plastics at high and low temperatures

Lamb, J. J.; Boswell, Isabelle; Axilrod, B. M.

Tensile and compressive properties of laminated plastics at high and low temperatures

1948

Lamb, J. J. | Boswell, Isabelle | Axilrod, B. M.

The tensile and compressive properties of an unsaturated-polyester laminate with glass fabric as reinforcement and of several phenolic laminates with asbestos fabric, high-strength paper, rayon fabric, and cotton fabric (both high and low pressure) as reinforcements were determined at -70, 77, and 200 degrees F.

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Izod impact and flexural tests on the same materials have been reported previously in NACA TN No. 1054.

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economics laminated plastics market analysis materials temperature

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Technical note (United States. National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics)

Publisher

National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics

Other Subjects

Compression testing; Glass cloth; Laminated materials

Language

English

Note

J.J. Lamb, Isabelle Boswell, and B.M. Axilrod.

Includes bibliographical references.

Type

Government Publication; Text; Monographic; Bibliography

Corporate Author

United States. National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.

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Tensile and compressive properties of laminated plastics at high and low temperatures

1948

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