Preliminary Study on GF/Carbon/Epoxy Composite Permeability in Designing Close Compartment Processing

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This project involves discovering how the permeability effect inside a close compartment in processing. After the appropriate pressure range was found, the close compartment was designed by studying the relationship between pressure output and the flow rate. A variety of pressure ranges have been used in this test to determine the effective pressure range that can be applied to the manufacturing process. Based on the results, the suitable pressure ranges were found between 55 psi to 75 psi. These pressures have been chosen based on the area covered on the product surfaces and time taken to penetrate the proposed area. The relationship between pressure and flow rate have been found to be directly proportional until 75 psi only. In conclusion, 70 psi for the proposed design of close compartment mould is suitable to be used to fulfill the required area of 120 mm square within 90 seconds.

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Ya’Acob, A. M., Razali, D. A., Anwar, U. A., Radhi, A. H., Ishak, A. A., Minhat, M., … Casey, T. (2018). Preliminary Study on GF/Carbon/Epoxy Composite Permeability in Designing Close Compartment Processing. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 370). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/370/1/012030

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