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Development of Epoxy-Rubber Binders for the Production of Fiber-Reinforced Composite Materials

Original title: Разработка эпокси-каучуковых связующих для создания армированных композиционных материалов

Пластические массы 2017 1 citation

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This study develops epoxy-rubber binders based on epoxy oligomers modified with polybutadiene rubber, achieving adjustable deformation-strength properties that improve the tensile strength of resulting fiberglass and microplastic composites.

Developed a binder based on mixtures of epoxy oligomers modified with polybutadiene rubber, with adjustable deformation-strength properties. Using a step mode curing the resulting fiberglass and microplastic with high tensile strength.

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