Effect of ceramic particulate gel coat composite depending on size and percentage of loading on its mechanical properties / Norlaili Omar

Omar, Norlaili (2008) Effect of ceramic particulate gel coat composite depending on size and percentage of loading on its mechanical properties / Norlaili Omar. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
Abstract

A composite is made by combining two or more materials to give a unique combination to produce new products that following the standard application. There are various sources that can be used as a fibre/filler to modified and improve the properties of the composites. For this study, the waste ceramic is used as particle size and combined with gel coat and MEKP to produce ceramic particulate gel coat composites. This composite were prepared following the different percentage of ceramic's loading (15%, 25% and 35%) at different size (lOOuxn, 90u.m and 63u,m). The tensile test, Izod impact test, water absorption test, FTIR test and density was carried out and the results were compared between the percentage of loading and size of the particle.

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