Carbon fiber reinforced resin composite material for use at extremely low temperatures and partition wall structure

Abstract

The object of the present invention is to provide a carbon-fiber-reinforced resin composite material, and a partition structure using the same, having superior strength and heat resistance, and which do not result in the occurrence of leakage due to cracking even when cooled to low temperatures. In the present invention, a carbon-fiber-reinforced resin composite material is used for which the amount of leakage in a helium gas leak test after loading for 30 minutes at a strain of 6000μ in liquid hydrogen being 1×10−9 Ncm3/cm2/s or less. The carbon-fiber-reinforced resin composite material is also a carbon-fiber-reinforced resin composite material having an epoxy resin composed of a homogeneous phase for the matrix resin, wherein the glass transition temperature is 150° C. or higher, the fracture elongation of a 90° tensile test is 1.2% or more, and which has superior strength and heat resistance and does not result in the occurrence of leakage due to cracking even when cooled to low temperatures.

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