Precautions for storage and use of carbon fiber felt mainly include the following aspects:
Temperature and humidity control: Carbon fiber felt should be stored in a dry and cool environment. The ideal storage temperature is between 15°C and 25°C, and the relative humidity should be less than 60%. Excessive humidity can easily cause the felt to mold or reduce its strength.
Avoid direct sunlight: Carbon fiber materials are sensitive to ultraviolet rays, and long-term exposure to sunlight may cause their performance to deteriorate. Therefore, they should be stored in a dark place or covered with opaque materials.
Prevent mechanical damage: During handling and storage, avoid heavy objects on the carbon fiber felt to prevent it from being damaged. It should be laid flat and not in contact with sharp objects to avoid scratches or cuts.
Neat storage: The storage area should be kept clean to prevent dust and other contaminants from adhering to the carbon fiber felt. It can be covered with a dust cover to keep the material dry and clean.
Regular inspection: Regularly inspect the stored carbon fiber felt to ensure that it is not damp, mildewed or otherwise damaged. This helps to find problems in time, handle them appropriately, and avoid material waste.
Construction safety: Carbon fiber materials have good conductivity. During construction, special attention must be paid to avoid contact between carbon fiber cloth and power supply and electrical equipment to avoid accidental electric shock. The construction area should be away from any possible electrical hazards.
Storage of epoxy resin impregnation glue: The epoxy resin impregnation glue used in conjunction must be stored in a sealed manner to prevent the carbon fiber glue from volatilizing or being affected by moisture and affecting its performance. The storage location should avoid direct sunlight and keep the environment dry and cool.