The curing behavior was firstly characterized through different scanning calorimetry (DSC) using modelfree kinetic method (Flynn-Wall-Ozawa
FWO). The results show that FWO is suitable to describe and predict the curing process. At the same time
combining with the characteristic of diaphragm forming
prepreg pre-treated at different time and temperatures were used to product composite laminates. Then the interlaminar shear and bending properties were tested. The results show that with the increase of pre-heating time at 80℃
the shear strength gradually decreases while the thickness of the specimens increases. The flexural modules decrease slightly compared with that of specimens without preheating. For specimens aging at room temperature
the shear strength and flexural properties show small fluctuation with no obvious regularity as the prolongation of aging time.