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Enhanced Interfacial Adhesion of Glass Fibers by Tetravinylsilane Plasma Modification

ČECH, V. KNOB, A. HOSEIN, H. BÁBÍK, A. DRZAL, L.

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conference paper

Language

English

Original Abstract

Atomic force microscopy (surface topography, phase imaging, lateral forces), atomic force acoustic microscopy, and dynamic mechanical analysis (modulus mapping) were utilized to characterize the interphase region for unsized, industrially sized, and plasma coated glass fibers (GF) in GF/polyester composite. The nanoscale imaging techniques revealed that all the composite interfaces (interlayer/fiber, matrix/interlayer, or matrix/fiber in case of unsized fibers) are relatively sharp with respect to a steep change of mechanical properties within a distance of only several tens of nanometers.

Keywords

Interfacial shear strength; Glass fiber; Plasma polymerization

Authors

ČECH, V.; KNOB, A.; HOSEIN, H.; BÁBÍK, A.; DRZAL, L.

Released

17. 12. 2012

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BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT97228,
  author="Vladimír {Čech} and Antonín {Knob} and Hazel-Ann {Hosein} and Adam {Bábík} and Lawrence {Drzal}",
  title="Enhanced Interfacial Adhesion of Glass Fibers by Tetravinylsilane Plasma Modification",
  booktitle="Proc. Int. Conf. Composite Interfaces (Interface 21)",
  year="2012",
  pages="1--4"
}