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This book has been prepared as a reference on manufacturing techniques and applications of fiberglass reinforced plastics. It provides discussion of properties and concepts, and is written for the potential user to summarize advantages in usage. The book contains 9 chapters of discussion of relationships between polymers, reinforcements and uses, as well as a useful glossary of plastics and engineering terms. There is a wide interest in fiberglass reinforced plastics due to useful properties which meet a great many product and use requirements, as well as the relative ease with which such products can be fabricated. Fiberglass reinforced plastics find applications in transportation, marine, construction, electronics, recreation, aircraft, aerospace, and numerous manufacturing industries. These plastics have virtually displaced wood in the marine industry, and applications replacing metals in other areas continue to grow. Readers will find information for design, engineering, plant, and maintenance. Also presented are the technology and applications to serve the varied interests of readers in diverse industries.
Engineering Plastics -- Resins and Properties -- Pipe Products and Applications -- Pipe System Design and Installation -- Fiberglass Tanks -- Steel and Fiberglass Construction for Below Ground Storage Tanks -- FRP Air Handling Equipment -- Miscellaneous Industrial Applications and Products -- Industrial Linings -- Glossary -- Index.
by Nicholas P. Cheremisinoff, Paul N. Cheremisinoff.
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Matières plastiques renforcées à la fibre de verre
Park Ridge, N.J., U.S.A. : Noyes Publications, ©1995
153750:153910 Elsevier Science & Technology