Could need some advice on flow front


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gnidnu
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I'm having trouble with this partly double sided infusion. This was the most recent try. Layup:

(Mould Side)
200 g/m² Glass Twill Weave
300 g/m² Carbon Biaxial +-45°
300 g/m² Glass Biaxial +-45°
400 g/m² Glass Unidirectional 0°
10 mm Gurit Corecell M80 Foam, Perforation Grid 2mm / 20 mm
300 g/m² Glass Biaxial +-45°
200 g/m² Carbon Unidirectional 0°
200 g/m² Carbon Unidirectional 0°
300 g/m² Carbon Biaxial +-45°
160 g/m² Carbon Twill Weave
78 g/m² Glass Twill Weave

MTI hose on left side, feed line on the right.
Can't measure absolute pressure, but relative pressure was -0,93 Bar.
Resin was degassed until no more bubbles were visible.
Didn't turn out well. It looks like the flow front on the A side was significantly slower than on top, which resulted in complete dry spots.

http://www.talkcomposites.com/Uploads/Images/71c93ae2-d2e5-4ad0-b79e-2825.jpg


http://www.talkcomposites.com/Uploads/Images/ef930957-4f0d-49e8-8b4a-4956.jpg

http://www.talkcomposites.com/Uploads/Images/00004841-3815-497c-be93-ac92.jpg

Do you have any advice on what to do differently next time? I already tried infusing from back to front instead of left to right, which turned out better.
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Maybe I can help as I've just been infusing a chair core which is a 7mm hit in one go (650 gms CF either side of several layers of quadaxial e-glass). Use a slow mesh and make sure you allow the resin to continue into the part for a while after it's reached the MTI hose. For me (on a 1.5 m2 360 degrees shape) the part wet's out in around 45 mins but isn't at a reasonable VF for a cosmetic part until about the 3 hour mark. This is with a very slow mesh/ silicone peel combination (Compoflex SB RF3). This seems to work every time now but the first time I was having issues like yourself. 

Let me know if I can help at all!

Kris
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