Material Analysis
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Glass Fibre low elongation at break
Problem Phenomenon
Glass Fibre product elongation at break <100%, below the 200% requirement
Cause Analysis
Glass Fibre molecular weight too low, chains short, entanglement insufficient; excessive orientation, transverse elongation extremely low; excessive crosslinking limits chain slippage
Solution
1) Select high molecular weight Glass Fibre to increase entanglement density; 2) reduce orientation, lower injection speed; 3) control crosslinking degree to avoid excess
Key Takeaway
Low elongation at break is caused by low molecular weight and orientation; selecting high MW and reducing orientation are key
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