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Quarter 1, 2014
Table of contents
Huntsman expertise and solutions
Composites in automotive
RTM process
Araldite solutions for standard RTM
Case stories
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1990 - 2010 : Pioneer in structural composites (monocoque chassis Lamborghini, McLaren, Mercedes SLR, BMW Z1)
2013 : BMW i structural composite parts
Superior properties
Sustainable footprint
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Drive shafts
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Leaf springs
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Trunk panel
(EES technology)
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Roof
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Indoor panel
(EES technology)
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Chassis
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Wheels
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Bonnet
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Pressure vessel
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Weight
Lower emissions
Lower fuel
consumption
Safety
Demonstrated in F1
vehicles
Design
Reduction in number
of parts (integrated
functions)
Aesthetic
Impact of visual
carbon surfaces
Noise
Absorption
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Health
No emissions
Life cycle
No corrosion
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Density
in g/cm3
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Modulus
in MPa
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Tensile strength
in MPa
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RTM process
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RTM principle
Main features and benefits
Design freedom
Short cycle time
Industrial process for medium volume car
part production
High quality reproducibility
Integrated function (eg. number of parts
reduction, metallic insert integration)
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Mix viscosity
Conditions
(1)
Curing temperature
for immediate demolding
Recommended
post-curing conditions
Max Tg
after post-cure
Toughness G1C
after post-cure (2)
J/m2
Unit
mPa.s
Araldite LY 3585 /
Aradur 5003-1
440 - 500
at 40C
60
80
2h at 120C
120 - 130
180 - 230
Araldite LY 1564 /
Aradur 5003-1
200 - 260
at 40C
60
80
2h at 120C
108 - 115
230 - 290
Resin XB 3518 /
Aradur 22962
300 - 400
at 30C
80
100
2h at 140C
125 - 135
150 - 180
Araldite LY 3585 /
Aradur 3486
280 - 380
at 30C
80
100
2h at 120C
100 - 110
250 - 300
Araldite LY 1564 /
Aradur 2954
200 - 300
at 40C
90
100
4h at 160C
143 - 148
150 - 180
Araldite LY 3585 /
Hardener XB 3473
700 - 900
at 40C
150*
160*
2h at 180C
185 - 194
190 - 220
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Softening point
Conditions
Tg
Unit
Araldite LT 3366
ca. 150
75 - 85
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M3 roof parts
with Araldite XB 3523 / XB 3458
Benefits
Parts with combination of low weight, high stiffness and high dimensional stability
Fashion / aesthetics due to visibility of carbon fabrics structure
Class A finish
Low shrinkage
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Benefits
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Benefits
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RTM principle
Main features and benefits
Design freedom
Short cycle time
Industrial process for medium volume car
part production
High quality reproducibility
Integrated function (eg. number of parts
reduction, metallic insert integration)
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* HP-RTM requires the use of internal release agent, which can either be pre-dosed in the resin or mixed as a third component directly in the mixing
chamber. FPL functional scheme: with courtesy of Cannon
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FAST RTM
High pressure
Mixing configuration
Static mixer
Mixing chamber
Mixing pressure
< 15 bar
> 15 bar
Mold pressure
< 15 bar
> 15 bar
> 15 min
< 15 min
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Softening point
Conditions
Tg
Unit
Araldite LT 3366
ca. 150
75 - 85
Key features
Araldite LT 3366 is qualified for mass production of powdered fabrics and preforms thanks to
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Araldite LY 3585 /
Aradur 3475
Araldite LY 3585 /
Hardener XB 3458
(reference)
Araldite LY 3585 /
Aradur 3475
Araldite LY 3585 /
Hardener XB 3458
(reference)
Preform / fabric
lay-up set (1)
0.5 min
0.5 min
0.5 min
0.5 min
Mold temperature
110 - 115C
100C
120 - 140C
120 - 140C
Injection
up to 1 min
(small to large part)
up to 0.5 min
(small to medium part)
Cure
> 2 min
> 5 min
> 1 min
> 2 min
Demolding
0.5 min
0.5 min
0.5 min
0.5 min
4 min
6.5 min
2 min
3 min
Reference: first generation solution qualified for the first CFRP mass production application (BMW i program)
(1) Includes
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Tensile modulus
Tensile strength
Neat resin
ISO 527-2
Tensile elongation
DMA Tg onset (2)
ISO 6721
CFRP
ILSS (3)
ASTM D2344
Araldite LY 3585 /
Aradur 3475 (1)
Araldite LY 3585 /
Hardener XB 3458 (1)
(reference)
75 - 80 MPa
75 - 80 MPa
8 - 10 %
4-6%
105 - 115C
93 - 103C
58 MPa
60 MPa
Key features
High latency during mold filling
Very fast cure and demolding stiffness development
High tensile elongation at break
Reference: first generation solution qualified for the first CFRP mass production application (BMW i program)
(1) Data
(3) 50K
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(2) Torsion
mode, 2C/min, only Tg assessment on composites relevant since neat resins exotherm in molds
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Europe
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Klybeckstrasse 200
P.O. Box - 4002 Basel
Switzerland
Tel. +41 61 299 20 41
Fax +41 61 299 20 40
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