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The Friction Force Determination of Large-Sized Composite Rods in Pultrusion

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Nowadays, the simple pull-force models of pultrusion process are not suitable for large sized rods because they are not considered a chemical shrinkage and thermal expansion acting in cured material inside the die. But the pulling force of the resin-impregnated fibers as they travels through the heated die is essential factor in the pultrusion process. In order to minimize the number of trial-and-error experiments a new mathematical approach to determine the frictional force is presented. The governing equations of the model are stated in general terms and various simplifications are implemented in order to obtain solutions without extensive numerical efforts. The influence of different pultrusion parameters on the frictional force value is investigated. The results obtained by the model can establish a foundation by which process control parameters are selected to achieve an appropriate pull-force and can be used for optimization pultrusion process.

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Grigoriev, S.N., Krasnovskii, A.N. & Kazakov, I.A. The Friction Force Determination of Large-Sized Composite Rods in Pultrusion. Appl Compos Mater 21, 651–659 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10443-013-9360-5

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