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Dielectric Cure Monitoring of Reaction Injection Molding Processes
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Implantable microdielectric sensors are routinely used to monitor the cure of thermosetting polymers. Until recently, the cure monitoring of Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) processes has been difficult due to the short reaction times of RIM materials in relation to the time required to make the dielectric measurements. New high-speed hardware and software (8.3 milliseconds per measurement) has been developed for the dielectric cure monitoring of RIM systems. Dielectric curing data collected with both the existing and new hardware and software are discussed.
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Shepard, D., Day, D., and Lee, H., "Dielectric Cure Monitoring of Reaction Injection Molding Processes," SAE Technical Paper 881184, 1988, https://doi.org/10.4271/881184.Also In
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