GRP is thermosetting & done by laying the strength is mainly due to
the Resin and the ChoppedStrand Mat / Owen Rowings / simple strands
of glass with different orientations & build up some them can match
the strength of steel in the direction of the laying with suitable
curing .
Go to Ashland (manufacturers of this resin in US ) & Mechemco (Equally
Good Indian Brand)
for further study on resins
if you meant welding of PVC/PP/CPVC (clad type to GRP -
Thermoplastic welding ) please refer DVS 2212 Part 1 . for this
welding - all you need is a hot air gun & a piece of the same plastic
with good melt flow index .
I have to appreciate you have used the right terminology though most
of them use 'FRP' for what you intended .
BS 4944 is a good starting point ...
try referring free material from Elsevier ....
Regards
Mayank
On 11/1/10, Baiju nair <nairbaiju@ymail.com> wrote:
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> I want to know about grp welding process.
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> with Regards,
> Baiju s nair.
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