Ohlemiller, T.
and Cleary, T.
(1994),
Upward Flame Spread on Composite Materials, Proceedings of International Conference on Composites Engineering, New Orleans, LA
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Upward Flame Spread on Composite Materials
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Abstract
The composite materials of interest in this work contain several piles of long, high strength fibers, typically woven in some fixed pattern; the layered multi-ply structure is embedded with an organic polymer resin. Such composites offer a high strength-to-weight ratio and other advantages, such as corrosion resistance, which make them attractive for a wide variety of structural uses. In particular, the U.S. Navy is investigating the use of such composites for both ship and submarine compartment construction; load-bearing compartment walls would consist of flat (or possibly more complex) panels of composite material.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of International Conference on Composites Engineering
Conference Dates
August 28-31, 1994
Conference Location
New Orleans, LA
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
composite materials, flame spread, compartments
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Created August 28, 1994, Updated February 19, 2017