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Influence of a Binder Composition Containing Diaplast Phenoxy Thermoplastic Resin on Properties of a Low-Viscosity Resin for Injection Technologies

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The paper considers the binder systems based on epoxy resins combined with the Diaplast thermoplastic phenoxy resin destined to stabilize preforms based on various reinforcing fillers. We revealed their influence on the main technological and operational properties of a low-viscosity matrix and discovered that the binders based on the high-viscosity ED-8 epoxy resin affect slightly the rheological matrix characteristics; however, they might increase its fracture toughness.

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    I. V. Terekhov, P. A. Kuznetsova, A. S. Lubimova & A. I. Tkachuk

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The work was performed using the Climatic Tests equipment of the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Aviation Materials according to the “Strategic directions of development of materials and their treatment technology for the period up to the year 2030” [1], direction 13: Polymeric composite materials, 13.1 complex problem “Matrices for the polymer and composite materials for construction and special assignment”.

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Terekhov, I.V., Kuznetsova, P.A., Lubimova, A.S. et al. Influence of a Binder Composition Containing Diaplast Phenoxy Thermoplastic Resin on Properties of a Low-Viscosity Resin for Injection Technologies. Polym. Sci. Ser. D 16, 313–321 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995421223020430

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