Study on Manufacture of The Equipment for The Fabrication Of Carbon/Epoxy Prepreg Composites
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Composite materials, carbon/epoxy, autoclave, test, CPME-1Abstract
Advanced composite materials have been studied and applied widely in the world but still limited in Vietnam. One of the reasons for this problem is the high cost of a machine. Hence, the equipment for the manufacture of carbon/epoxy prepreg composites (CPME-1) was fabricated and tested. CPME-1 can be used for study and research in the universites of Vietnam. Design of CPME-1 was based on the operation principle of the Autoclave machine. The advantages of CPME-1 are safe, small and easy to use. Additionally, it’s low cost compared to the price of Autoclave (about 1/8 times). The tensile test and flexural test results of carbon/epoxy prepreg composites were made by CPME-1 show that these values received from 80% to 95% compared to standard values. Therefore, this equipment initially only meets the requirements for teaching and study of the composite material field.
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