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In den letzten 10 Jahren wies die Verarbeitung von faserverstärkten Kunststoffen enorme Zuwachsraten auf. Ausgelöst wurde diese Tendenz in erster Linie durch erfolgreiche Materialentwicklungen im Bereich der Kunststoffe und Fasermaterialien [6.1]. Dies machte erst einen Einsatz der steifen und leichten Werkstoffe in der Raumfahrt und Rüstungsindustrie möglich. Durch die Entwiclung von hochwertigen Halbzeugen, insbesondere Prepregs mit hohem Faseranteil, faßten diese neuartigen Materialien auch im zivilen Luftfahrtbereich Fuß. Aufgrund der kleinen Absatzmengen dieser Märkte und der handarbeitsintensiven Verarbeitungstechniken waren die Faserverbunde im Vergleich zu Metallen teuer und breiteten sich daher nur zögernd weiter aus. Die Elektroindustrie begann die hervorragenden Festigkeits-und Isolationswerte von Glasfaserverbunden zu nutzen. Dann folgte die Sportartikel-,und Luxusgüterindustrie, die wesentlich zur Akzeptanz dieser Werkstoffe in der Bevölkerung beitrug [6.2].

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