The Proceedings of the Materials and processing conference
Online ISSN : 2424-287X
2003.11
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Effect of Crystallinity on Bending Creep Behavior of Carbon Fiber Reinforced PEEK
Yukiko KAWABATASatoshi SOMIYA
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Pages 167-168

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The thermoplastic Poly-ether-ether-ketone (PEEK) is a kind of heat-resisted plastics, and recently come into using with CF/PEEK (Carbon Fiber Reinforced PEEK) in high temperature. In this study, purposes were to mechanical properties by the three point bending creep test. As a result, the longer heating treatment time was, the more crystallinity was increased, and when they were crystallized at 300℃. Then bending creep behavior was suppressed with crystallinity increasing, and this tendency was significant at longer test time. And Arrhenius reciprocation of time-temperature formed, and master curve could be made.
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© 2003 The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
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