Molding of polymeric composite reinforced with glass fiber and ceramic inserts: Mathematical modeling and simulation

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This work provides a numerical study of a polymer composite manufacturing by using liquid composite material molding. Simulation of resin flow into a porous media comprising fiber perform (reinforcement) inserted in a mold with preallocated ceramic inserts has been performed, using the Ansys FLUENT®software. Results of resin volumetric fraction, stream lines and pressure distribution inside the mold, and mass flow rate (inlet and outlet gates) of the resin, as a function of filling time, have been presented and discussed. Results show that the number of inserts affects the filling time whereas the distance between them has no influence in a process.

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Porto, T. R. N., Júnior, W. F. A., De Lima, A. G. B., De Lima, W. M. P. B., & Lima, H. G. G. M. (2018). Molding of polymeric composite reinforced with glass fiber and ceramic inserts: Mathematical modeling and simulation. Advances in Materials Science and Engineering, 2018. https://doi.org/10.1155/2018/2656425

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