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So you're saying not being concerned about exposed fibers could leave a yacht to be desired.
Dewey

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Subject: [TN] SV: [TN] fibers

Genny,

When you shrub your back against a board with exposed fibers, you may
get disrupted fibers into your skin.

What do the netters say?  Will she be angry and disrupt the exposed
fiber on the PC and unplug?

Allright, we have to think then. Very odd question. The FR4 fibers are
from the beginning a woven mat with bundles of glass fibers. All is
surrounded and completely 'molded' in epoxy and cured. The only few
occasions when I've seen exposed fibers have been after(incorrect) board
repair or modifications of boards (machining with various tools). Also,
board edges have sometimes exposed some fibers from bad depaneling. What
I know, noone has been anxious about that, because normal humidity won't
penetrate far into the structure. However, compare with the gelcote on a
sailing boat's hull. If the gelcote is damaged, water can indeed
penetrate along the fibers in a long time scale. A friend of mine did
not care about his boat for many years, the gelcote was scratched after
endless pulling boat from water, across stone and sand to avoid
tidewater. It was a small boat for fishing. After some years he left the
boat in the water for one season, and...when I helped him to get it on
land for repair, it weighted tons. He did not understand. I did. The
glassfiber construction had sucked such a lot of water, that the weight
was about 200 kg extra!

One can't compare a plastic boat to a PWB, but logically, some water may
find its way into a FR4 structure likewise. Water molecules have a
infamous capability to diffuse into various materials, as we all know.

My two ounces

Inge

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Från: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] För Genny Gibbard
Skickat: den 19 juni 2007 17:26
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Ämne: [TN] fibers

Trying again - would appreciate your knowledgeable responses or direct
me to some info or sources of reading on this:
What are the dangers associated with each of exposed fibers and
disrupted fibers in FR4 laminate?

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