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Flame resistant and self-extinguishing poly(arylene ether) matrix composites
Triton Systems, Inc. has developed a new series of flame resistant high performance polymer matrix composites (PMCs) that have improved performance over state of the art PMCs. These new materials are based on PAEPO (Poly Aryl Ether Phosphine Oxide) matrices which gain their flame resistance and low smoke release through both char former and chemical inhibition mechanisms that are chemically incorporated (not blended) into the polymer structure for enhanced thermal stability. Through testing at the Naval Surface Warfare Center and NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, Triton has shown these new composites to be more flame resistant and emit lower levels of smoke than other available PMCs. Triton's PMCs have shown long times to ignition and very low smoke and heat release during 75 and 100 kW/m2 cone calorimeter testing of 1/4 inch thick samples, and have passed a NASA Upward Flame Propagation Test at 100 percent oxygen at ambient pressure.
Flame resistant and self-extinguishing poly(arylene ether) matrix composites
Triton Systems, Inc. has developed a new series of flame resistant high performance polymer matrix composites (PMCs) that have improved performance over state of the art PMCs. These new materials are based on PAEPO (Poly Aryl Ether Phosphine Oxide) matrices which gain their flame resistance and low smoke release through both char former and chemical inhibition mechanisms that are chemically incorporated (not blended) into the polymer structure for enhanced thermal stability. Through testing at the Naval Surface Warfare Center and NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, Triton has shown these new composites to be more flame resistant and emit lower levels of smoke than other available PMCs. Triton's PMCs have shown long times to ignition and very low smoke and heat release during 75 and 100 kW/m2 cone calorimeter testing of 1/4 inch thick samples, and have passed a NASA Upward Flame Propagation Test at 100 percent oxygen at ambient pressure.
Flame resistant and self-extinguishing poly(arylene ether) matrix composites
Guiles, M.A. (author) / Lennhoff, J.D. (author)
1998
9 Seiten, 8 Quellen
Conference paper
English
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