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PEEK composite interfacial debonding

Problem Phenomenon
Fiber pull-out and debonding occur in fiber reinforced PEEK during use
Cause Analysis
The interfacial bonding force between fibers and the PEEK matrix is insufficient to transfer load; the sizing treatment agent on the fiber surface cannot withstand PEEK high-temperature processing; the interface weakens during long-term thermal aging
Solution
Select a PEEK dedicated high-temperature sizing agent for fiber surface treatment; plasma treatment to increase fiber surface activity; optimize molding temperature and pressure to promote impregnation
Key Takeaway
Interface quality determines the efficiency of mechanical performance realization of composite materials
interfacial debondingsizing agentplasma treatmentimpregnationfiber pull-out

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