NASA NTRS · 19800000422
Hot forming graphite/polyimide structures
Abstract
Hot forming process has been developed in which structural shapes and panels are fabricated directly from stabilized graphite/polyimide preforms. Process can be used with thermosetting polymers that have high-temperature melt phase just before final cure. This phase allows fibers to move without destroying matrix-to-fiber adhesion. One of key advantages of this process is that prestages preforms are very stable and do not require refrigerated storage.
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Baucom, R. M., Kidder, P. W.. 1981-01-01. Hot forming graphite/polyimide structures. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800000422
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