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Which fibre to resin (%) ratio for advanced composite wet lay-ups is generally considered the best?

  • 60:40.
  • 50:50.
  • 40:60.

Explanation from PART66Online

For advanced-composite wet lay-ups the generally preferred fibre-to-resin ratio is about 60:40 by volume; this gives enough fibre to carry load while leaving just enough resin to wet out and bond the fibres. Too much resin (50:50 or 40:60) adds weight and lowers strength without benefit.

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azwanmaziz92 asked · 5 Sep 2013

Referring to Jeppesen Airframe book. It states that ratio is 60% fibre and 40% resin.. please explain

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PART66Online 5 Sep 2013
Hello.

Could you please send that book to info@part66online.com ? I can send you some other books for modules if you need.

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