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1.0 Scope This test method is designed to measure the Resin Flow Percent by weight in prepreg. 2.0 Applicable Documents None 3.0 Test Specimens 3.1 Size and Configuration A specimen shall consist of multiple plies of pre…

5.5

Report

5.5.1

Average

the individual specimen weight and report the

average per ply treated weight to the nearest 0.001g per 25.4

sq mm [1.0 sq in] .

6.0 Notes

6.1 The

volatile content of the prepreg (excluding moisture)

is considered part of the treated weight using this method. If

it is desired to exclude volatile content, the specimen should

be baked for an appropriate time and temperature.

6.2

The

effect of static charges may present a serious prob-

lem in weighing material if the specimen size is greater than

the sample pan.

6.3

it is desired to check variation across or along the

web, individual specimens should be taken from the location

in question.

6.4

it is desirable to check the weight uniformity of

the reinforcement, this can be done by burn-off similar to IPC-

TM-650, Method 2.3.16, if inorganic.

6.5

Calculations

Treated

weight can be used to specify

and/or predict prepreg thickness and resin content. Equations

to calculate thickness and resin content for woven fabric ‘‘E’’-

glass reinforced epoxy FR-4 prepreg are given below. The

calculations assume a resin specific gravity of 1.37 gr/cc and

an ‘‘E’’-Glass specific gravity of 2.59 gr/cc.

Woven ‘‘E’’-glass fabric nominal dry weights and tolerances

are assumed the values given in IPC-EG-140.

The

nominal

dry weights and tolerances for other reinforcements, such

as ‘‘S’’ glass, woven aramid, and quartz fabric, can be

found in IPC-SG-141, IPC-A-142, IPC-QF-143.

Appropriate

values

for the specific gravities of other resins and rein-

forcements and the basis weights of other reinforcements

are the responsibility of the vendor or can be negotiated

between vendor and user. Inorganic reinforcement basis

weight can be measured as given in 6.4.

6.5.1

Resin Content

The

resin content can be calculated

from the average per ply treated weight and the measured or

nominal unit glass fabric weight. Conversely, the treated

weight can be calculated from the resin content. Equations to

calculate both are shown below:

(

1 −

)

100

TW = BW

– (RC/100)

Where:

RC = resin content by weight

TW = treated weight (weight per area per ply)

BW = unit basis weight (weight per area per ply)

6.5.2

Prepreg Thickness

The

average prepreg thickness

can be calculated using the average per ply treated weight

and the measured or nominal unit glass fabric weight. Equa-

tions to calculate prepreg thickness for Scaled Flow test sized

specimens (38.5 square inches per ply) are given below:In

general:

1.585TW

–

1.585W

–d

)

For

‘‘E’’-glass reinforced FR-4 epoxy prepreg:

1.157 TW – 0.545 W

Where:

prepreg thickness (mils per ply)

TW = treated weight (weight per 38.5 sq in per ply)

unit glass fabric weight (weight per 38.5 sq in per

ply)

resin density (grams per cubic centimeter)

fabric fiber density (grams per cubic centimeter)

6.6

Desiccator Conditions

The

Test Methods Task Group

determined that a great majority of test laboratories are unable

to consistently hold the Relative Humidity in a desiccator to

less than 20%. Based on data from participating company lab

management, the lowest practically feasible RH for use with

the affected IPC Test Methods is 30% maximum.

IPC-TM-650

Number

2.3.16.2

Subject

Treated

Weight of Prepreg

Date

12/94

Revision

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1.0

Scope

This

test method is designed to measure the

Resin Flow Percent by weight in prepreg.

2.0

Applicable Documents

None

3.0

Test Specimens

3.1 Size and Configuration

specimen shall consist of

multiple plies of prepreg cut 102 ± 0.25 mm [4.0 ± 0.010 in]

by 102 ± 0.25 mm [4.0 ± 0.010 in]. If the reinforcement is a

continuous fiber woven fabric, the sides shall be cut on a bias

to the fabric weave. Unless otherwise specified, the test

specimen shall have four plies.

(Note:

an alternative specimen

configuration commonly used is a stack that weighs approxi-

mately 20 g.)

3.2

Quantity and Sampling

Unless

otherwise specified,

the number of specimens tested shall be as follows: for quali-

fication testing, 3 specimens shall be tested with the pieces

for each specimen taken from areas of the prepreg that rep-

resents the center and both sides of the material as impreg-

nated. For lot testing, one specimen shall be tested, with the

pieces randomly taken. Pieces shall be taken no closer to the

selvage (or cut edge) than a distance equal to one-tenth of the

width of the roll.

4.0

Apparatus or Material

4.1 Laminating Press

Unless

otherwise specified, laminat-

ing press capable of maintaining a temperature of 171 ± 3°C

[340 ± 5°F] and capable of providing a pressure of 1380 ± 70

kPa [200 ± 10 psi] on the test specimen (see 6.1).

4.2

Analytical Balance

Analytical

balance capable of

weighing to the nearest 0.001 gram.

4.3

Plates

Caul

plates approximately 3.2 mm [0.125 in]

thick and at least 152 mm x 152 mm [6.0 in x 6.0 in], but no

larger than the press platen size, and made from type 304

steel, or equivalent.

4.4

Circle Punch

punch or die set capable of cutting a

circle 81.1 mm [3.192 in] in diameter.

4.5

Desiccator

Desiccation

chamber capable of maintain-

ing an atmosphere of less than 30% R.H. at 23°C [73°F].

4.6

Release Material

The

release material shall be Tedlar,

Type MR, (polyvinyl fluoride, PVF) or equivalent, cut at least as

large as the caul plates.

5.0

Procedure

5.1 Specimen Preparation

5.1.1

The

prepreg shall be cut to conform with the speci-

men size and configuration, see 3.1.

5.1.2

For

referee purposes only, specimens shall be desic-

cated for a minimum of 4 hours.

5.2

Measurement

5.2.1

Determine

the weight of each specimen to the nearest

0.005 gram. Record this as the original weight, or W

5.2.2

Stack

the plies of prepreg for one specimen with the

grain of the cloth aligned in the same direction and place

between two pieces of release film. Place this package

between two caul plates that are at room temperature.

5.2.3 Place

specimen and caul plates in a preheated lami-

nating press maintained at the specified temperature and

immediately apply pressure such that the specified pressure is

achieved within 5 seconds after press closure. Unless other-

wise specified, the temperature shall be 171 ± 3°C [340 ± 5°F]

and the pressure shall be 200 ± 10 psi [1380 ± 70 kPa].

5.2.4

Maintain

the specified pressure for 10 + 6, – 0

minutes.

5.2.5

Open

press, remove specimen, and allow to cool to

room temperature.

5.2.6

applicable, post cure the test specimen in accor-

dance with the manufacturer’s post cure method (in order to

prevent specimen damage by cutting).

5.2.7

Using

the punch and die set, remove a circular disc

measuring 81.1 mm [3.192 in] in diameter from the center of

the specimen.

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IPC-TM-650

TEST

METHODS MANUAL

Number

2.3.17

Subject

Resin

Flow Percent of Prepreg

Date

8/97

Revision

Originating Task Group

MIL-P-13949 Test Methods Task Group (7-11b)

Material

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5.2.8

Weigh

the circular specimen on the analytical balance

to the nearest 0.005 gram. Record this as the disc weight, or

5.3

Calculation

The

resin flow is calculated as follows:

Resin Flow, Percent =

(

− 2W

)

100

Original weight of the specimen

Disc weight of the specimen (cut from the specimen

after pressing)

5.4

Report

The

resin flow, percent, for each specimen

tested and the average of all specimens tested shall be

reported.

6.0 Notes

None

6.1

Other

resins may require different temperature settings

to achieve flow. Pressure may also be dependent on the resin

chemistry. Agreement of temperature and pressure by sup-

plier and user other than as specified should be included in

the report, see 5.4.

6.2

Desiccator Conditions

The

Test Methods Task Group

determined that a great majority of test laboratories are unable

to consistently hold the Relative Humidity in a desiccator to

less than 20%. Based on data from participating company lab

management, the lowest practically feasible RH for use with

the affected IPC Test Methods is 30% maximum.

IPC-TM-650

Number

2.3.17

Subject

Resin

Flow Percent of Prepreg

Date

8/97

Revision

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