Cette étude bibliographique a permis de faire le point sur les matériaux composites thermoplastiques thermostables composés d’une matrice thermoplastique et de renfort fibres de carbone. Les caractéristiques des polymères thermoplastiques et notamment du PEEK ont été abordées ainsi que la fabrication et les propriétés des fibres de carbone, notamment des fibres HexTow® IM7 fournies par Hexcel et utilisées par notre partenaire industriel dans
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Cette synthèse a également mis en évidence la notion d’interphase et d’ensimage thermoplastique. La caractérisation de l’interphase fibre/matrice est quelque chose de compliqué et qui demande plusieurs analyses différentes pour avoir une vue globale sur cette interphase. Malgré le peu de littérature disponible sur l’ensimage thermoplastique, ce chapitre a pu révéler que les ensimages thermoplastiques existants n’étaient pas encore suffisamment adaptés à un usage industriel. Ce travail de thèse présente donc un attrait industriel important.
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CHAPITRE 2 :
FORMULATION DE 1ERE
GENERATION A L’ECHELLE SEMI-
INDUSTRIELLE
« Ils ne savaient pas que c’était impossible, alors ils l’ont fait. » Mark Twain, écrivain américain.
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Sommaire Chapitre 2
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