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MICC 90

Moscow International Composites Conference, 1990

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  • © 1991

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Editors:
  1. I. N. Fridlyander

    1. U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

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  2. V. I. Kostikov

    1. State Research Institute of Graphite, Moscow, Russia

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Table of contents (269 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxvii
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  2. Plenary Papers

    1. Welcome Address

      • Boris E. Paton
      Pages 1-5

    2. “Modern Trends in Composite Development”

      • I. N. Fridlyander
      Pages 6-23

    3. Metal-Matrix Composite Materials

      • Nikolai P. Lyakishev, Ivan M. Kopiev
      Pages 24-37

    4. Aircraft Composite Materials and Structures

      • Samuel J. Dastin
      Pages 38-45

    5. Development of Graphite-Epoxy Isogrid Structure

      • L. J. Cohen
      Pages 46-62

    6. Structural Materials in Shipbuilding and National Economy

      • I. V. Gorynin, G. I. Nikolaev
      Pages 63-73

    7. Effect of Corpuscular and Electromagnetic Radiation on Properties of Carbon Fibres

      • V. I. Koetikov, M. Yu. Digilov, A. I. Zhikharev, Ye. A. Ligacheva
      Pages 74-97

    8. Composites in Aviation Industry and National Economy

      • R. E. Shalin, B. V. Perov
      Pages 98-110

    9. Experience of using Composites in the USSR Aviation Industry

      • A. S. Systsov
      Pages 111-113

    10. Application of Implants and Endoprostheses Made of Domestic Carbon-Containing Materials in Traumatology and Orthopedy

      • G. S. Yumashev, V. I. Kostikov, H. A. Musalatov, L. L. Silin, S. V. Brovkin
      Pages 114-123

    11. Universal Technology for the Production of Carbon-Containing Solid Solutions and Compositional Materials on their Basis

      • G. P. Shveikin, V. D. Lubimov
      Pages 124-131

    12. Delamination-Suppresion Concepts for Composite Laminate Free Edges

      • Robert M. Jones
      Pages 132-146

  3. Production and properties of fibers

    1. Pyrolysis Processes and Structure of High-Strength Aramid Fibers

      • G. P. Machinskaya, I. S. Deev, L. P. Kobetz, L. G. Gladkova, V. A. Mikhailova, V. M. Cher-Mashentseva
      Pages 147-150

    2. Ultrafine Powders of the Refractory Materials in the Composite Development

      • Tālis Millers, Jānis Grabis, Ilmārs Zālīte
      Pages 151-153

    3. Macrostructural Changes During Pan Fibers Stabilazation

      • N. A. Kulakova, A. M. Frishberg, A. T. Kaverov
      Pages 154-158

    4. The Investigation of Sizing Effect on Carbon Fiber Properties

      • A. T. Kaverov, A. M. Frishberg, N. A. Kulakova, H. M. Aberyahimov
      Pages 159-163

    5. Structural and Chemical Transformation of the Polyacrylonitrile Fiber in the Process of Thermal—Oxidizing Destruction

      • S. S. Podkopaev, J. A. Balahonov, A. T. Kaverov
      Pages 164-168

    6. Structure Features and Young’s Modulus of Carbon Fibres

      • A. S. Kotosonov, S. V. Kuvshinnikov
      Pages 169-175

    7. The Effect of Thermal Treatment Mode on Micro- and Macrostructure of Carbon Fibre

      • S. A. Podkopaev, V. A. Tyumentsev, S. S. Yagafarov, S. I. Saunina, A. T. Kaverov
      Pages 176-180
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On 14-16 November, 1990 the 1st Moscow International Conference on Composites was held by the USSR Academy of Sciences and the Soviet Association for Advanced Materials. Over 1200 scientists and experts from the USSR, the USA, France, Germany, Spain, Japan, PR China, Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia and other countries took part in the conference. The conference was headed by the International Organizing Committee, consisting of B.E. Paton (USSR), I.N. Fridlyander (USSR), S.P. Efimenko (USSR), S. Dastin (USA), L. Cohen (USA), Ashok K. Dhingra (USA), J. de Bossu (France) and others. The conference plenary session was arranged at the Moscow Lomonosov State University and in the conference hall of the Kosmos Hotel. At the conference, 10 sessions were organized covering the following topics: 1. Production and properties of fibres. 2. Production and properties of matrix materials. 3. Physical chemistry in composite materials technology. 4. Structure and properties of composite materials. 5. Manufacturing technologies for polymer matrix and carbon matrix composites 6. Manufacturing technologies for metal matrix and ceramic matrix composites 7. Coatings for fibres and composites. 8. Composite mechanics and mathematical models. 9. Workability and applications of composites. 10. Processing equipment and quality control methods. The sessions were held in pavilions of the USSR National Economy Achievements Exhibition.

Editors and Affiliations

  • U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

    I. N. Fridlyander

  • State Research Institute of Graphite, Moscow, Russia

    V. I. Kostikov

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