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Why Frp?

Why FRP?

Why FRP?

The MAIN characteristics of thermosets (literally 'setting under heat') is that they require curing, when they undergo a molecular cross-linking process which is irreversible and renders them infusible. They thus offer high thermal stability, plus good rigidity and hardness and resistance to creep For practical purposes, therefore, cured thermosetting resins can be recycled most effectively if ground to fine particles, when they can be incorporated into new laminates, as cost-effective fillers.

FRP stands for fiberglass-reinforced plastics. FRP is also used to mean fiber reinforced plastics. Other terms that are used interchangeably with FRP are reinforced thermoset plastic (RTP), reinforced thermoset resin (RTR) and glass-reinforced plastic (GRP). All of the above mentioned terms should not be confused with reinforced thermoplastic which is entirely different. FRP can be useful for many things including

FRP Storage Tanks

FRP Large Tanks

FRP Wet Electrostatic Precipitators

FRP Towers

FRP Scrubbers

Polymer Concrete Cell

Polymer Concrete Floor Lining

FRP Properties

Epoxy

Excellent composite properties. Very good chemical resistance. Good thermal properties. Very good electrical properties. Low shrinkage on curing. Can be B-staged.

Phenolic

Very good thermal properties. Good fire resistance (self-extinguishing). B-stage possible. Good electrical properties.

Polyester

Wide choice of resins; easy to use. Cure at room temperature and elevated temperature. Very good composite properties. Good chemical resistance. Good electrical properties.

Polymide and polyamide-imide

Excellent thermal properties. Good composite properties. Good Electrical Properties. Good fire properties.

Polyurethane

Good composite properties. Very good chemical resistance. Very high toughness (impact). Good abrasion resistance.

Silicone

Very good thermal properties. Excellent chemical resistance. Very good electrical properties. Resistant to hydrolysis, oxidation. Good fire properties (self-extinguishing)-Non-toxic.

Vinylester

Good fatigue resistance. Excellent composite properties. Very good chemical resistance. Good toughness.

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