Document No.: NMS 128/2, Revision B, May 8 th, 2013

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR AVIATION RESEARCH Wichita State University Document No.: NMS 128/2, Revision B, May 8 th, 2013 NCAMP Material Specification This specification is generated and maintained in accordance with NCAMP Standard Operating Procedures, NSP 100 350ºF Autoclave Cure, Low Flow Toughened Epoxy Prepregs, Type 35, Class 1, Grade 190 (Hexcel 8552 IM7 Unidirectional Tape) Prepared by: Yeow Ng, John Tomblin Reviewed by: Ric Abbott (Abbott Aerospace), Jeffrey A. Bue (Lockheed Martin Aero), Allison Crockett (WSU NIAR), Jim Diepenbrock, Richard Fields, William McCarvill (Commercial Chemistries), Kristin Strole (WSU NIAR), Larry Sullivan (UTC), Brad Tipton (Gulfstream), Stephen Ward (SW Composites), Munir Zanial (Bombardier), and Hexcel Corporation. This specification is intended for general distribution to the public, either freely or at a price that does not exceed the cost of reproduction (e.g. printing) and distribution (e.g. postage). National Center for Advanced Materials Performance Wichita State University NIAR 1845 Fairmount Ave., Wichita, KS 67260-0093, USA Page 1 of 5

1. SCOPE: 1.1 Form: This detail specification along with the base specification NMS 128 establishes the requirements for continuous unidirectional carbon fiber impregnated with a modified B- staged epoxy resin ( unidirectional tape prepreg ). The prepreg is produced using a hotmelt process. This detail specification follows the section and table numbering scheme of the base specification. It contains additional or superseding requirements. The base specification shall govern where no additional requirement is specified; in such cases, the applicable sections are omitted from this detail specification. 1.3 Classification: All products qualified to this detail specification have the following classification: Type 35, Class 1, Grade 190 3. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS: Table 1 Prepreg Physical and Chemical Properties Property Test Method (1) Number of Requirements (3) Replicates Resin Content ASTM D 3529 Every roll (2) 35±3% ind 35±2% avg Fiber Areal Weight Every roll (2) 190±7 gsm ind 23R-94 190±5 gsm avg Volatile Content ASTM D 3530 of every batch (2) 1.4% max, avg Flow ASTM D 3531 At 50 psi of every batch (2) 12.5±4.0 % avg Gel Time ASTM D 3532 Optional 11.5±3.1 minutes, ind. Tack See 4.6.1 of every batch Level IV Drape See 4.6.2 of every batch Pass HPLC IR Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) exotherm peak temperature 20R-94 ASTM E 168 ASTM E 1252 25R-94 of a batch Optional Every batch Specification limits are included in PCD and certificate of conformity Specification limits are included in PCD and certificate of conformity 227 ±6ºC ind Page 2 of 5

(2) Three specimens should be taken across the width of the prepreg; left, center, right (3) ind refers to individual measurements. avg refers to the average measurements per roll. 3.2 Constituent Material Requirements: 3.2.1 Epoxy Resin System: Up to 15% resin blending is allowed. 3.2.2 Reinforcement: The carbon fiber tow shall be qualified to NMS 818/8. 3.5 Laminate (Cured Prepreg) Requirements: 3.5.2 Cured Laminate Physical Properties: TABLE 3 - Cured Laminate Physical Properties Property Test Method (1) Requirements (2) Cured Ply Thickness of Between 0.0068 and 0.0076 inch, 10R-94 Laminates in Table 4 avg 18R-94 Between 198 and 218 ºC, ind Dry Glass Transition or or Temperature, Tg HSP-T2 (by TMA) Between 200 and 232 ºC, ind (2) ind refers to individual measurements. avg refers to the average measurements per panel. Page 3 of 5

3.5.3 Cured Laminate Mechanical Properties: TABLE 4 - Required Cured Laminate Tests for Mechanical Properties (Class 1) Property Test Method (1) Requirements (3) 0 Tension Strength and Modulus, Room Temperature Layup: [0] 6 90/0 Compression Strength, Room Temperature Layup: [90/0/90] 5 0 Short Beam Strength, Room Temperature Layup: [0] 34 ASTM D3039 ASTM D6641 ASTM D2344 Strength (2) : Min. Ind. 294 ksi Strength (2) : Average 337 ksi Modulus (2) : Between 21.2 and 24.8 msi avg Strength (2) : Min. Ind. 74.3 ksi Strength (2) : Average 85.0 ksi Strength: Min. Ind. 14.0 ksi Strength: Average 16.0 ksi (2) Normalize the properties to a nominal cured ply thickness (CPT) value of 0.0072 inch using the following equation: Normalized_Value = Measured_Value x Measured_CPT / Nominal_CPT (3) ind refers to individual measurements. avg refers to the average of 5 replicates. Unless otherwise noted, the specification limits are derived using the statistical methods in CMH-17 Rev G, Volume 1, section 8.4.1 with α=1% and n=5 along with modified coefficient of variation approach in section 8.4.4. Page 4 of 5

Supplier Product Designation Hexply 8552/IM7G Tape QUALIFIED PRODUCTS LIST Supplier Name and Production Location Supplier Name: Hexcel Corporation Date Qualified Specification Callout (1) 4/14/2011 NMS 128/2 Production Location: Hexcel Salt Lake City Plant 6700 West 5400 South West Valley City, UT 84118 USA Classification callout is optional because Type 35, Class 1, Grade 190 is the only classification allowed in this QPL. (1) In accordance with NCAMP Standard Operating Procedures, NSP 100, this QPL shall not contain alternate materials/products. Additional production location may be included in the QPL only after successful equivalency demonstration and approval per NCAMP Prepreg Process Control Document (PCD) Preparation and Maintenance Guide, NRP 101. (1) The proper specification callout for material procurement purpose is NMS 128/2. This specification is developed based on the material properties that are available publicly. The purchaser may specify additional requirements beyond those specified in this specification, especially when the purchaser has generated additional material properties beyond those available publicly or when the application requires additional requirements. The additional requirements are subject to supplier review and approval. Page 5 of 5