THE INFLUENCE OF HEATING TECHNOLOGY ON THE DURATION OF THE CURING PROCESS OF POLYMER COMPOSITE MATERIALS
The results of experimental studies of the properties of organoplastics made using wet-wound technology using an epoxy binder are presented. Curing was carried out in two different ways: in the electric and microwave stoves when using two modes of increasing the temperature at a given value (single-stage and three-stage). It is shown that the use of microwave heating allows not only to significantly shorten the curing time, but also leads to an increase in the modulus of elasticity. Values of shrinkage, porosity and size of their standard deviation are given, it is experimentally established that use of microwave heating leads to increase in standard deviation.