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Mechanical and thermal characterization of an epoxy foam as thermal layer insulation for a glass fiber reinforced polymer

Cavasin et al., 2018

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7559480144029006652
Author
Cavasin M
Giannis S
Salvo M
Casalegno V
Sangermano M
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Journal of Applied Polymer Science

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We have investigated the formulations and curing parameters to obtain an epoxy foam to be used as thermal insulator layer for a glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP). A relevant decrease (50%) of the apparent density of the foam was achieved by adding up to 5 wt% of …
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