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Old 01-05-2011, 08:42 PM
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Default Re: Hatch core material?

Thanks for that. Makes perfect sense.
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Old 01-10-2011, 01:41 PM
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But you can compensate for the low strength by using a thicker core.
so the peel force is less on the skins when you thicken the core? that is the first time I have heard this.
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Old 01-10-2011, 01:55 PM
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so the peel force is less on the skins when you thicken the core? that is the first time I have heard this.

Joel,
I'm not sure how a peel force would apply to a panel that is subjected only to bending loads. (Unless the bending force is applied with a suction cup ). If you're talking about a deck with a console bonded to the top skin of a sandwich laminate, I agree peel loads would be imposed by lateral forces on the console.

As you said, peel forces would not be changed by panel thickness and polystyrene foam should not be used to core a panel subjected to peel loads. It's much better for thermal insulation and I wouldn't think it was an appropriate core unless that was your primary goal.

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