| Autor: |
Panin, A. L., Panov, A. A., Panina, T. V., Lysov, N. Yu., Patsino, A. V., Poludchenkov, A. V., Miftakhutdinova, M. V., Zhun, V. I. |
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Polymer Science -- Series D; Mar2023, Vol. 16 Issue 1, p207-214, 8p |
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This paper describes the influence of hydrofluoric acid and its vapors on polymeric materials of various chemical nature. We establish that, under the long-term impact by hydrogen fluoride, the electrical characteristics, especially the specific surface electrical resistance of fiberglass with epoxy–phenolic or epoxy binder, deteriorate. The fiberglass mechanical strength passes through a minimum. The reinforcing material nature (polyester or glass fabric) does not significantly affect the electrical characteristics of the reinforced materials. The degree of hydrogen-fluoride impact on the fiberglass may be reduced by protecting the surface with polyepoxy and polymethylphenylsiloxane coatings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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