Mater. Adv.
 2024
DOI: 10.1039/d3ma01000g
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A hierarchically modified fibre-reinforced polymer composite laminate with graphene nanotube coatings operating as an efficient thermoelectric generator

Christos K. Mytafides,
Lazaros Tzounis,
Kyriaki Tsirka
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Abstract: In this study, a multifunctional, hierarchically modified glass fiber-reinforced polymer composite laminate (GFRP) capable of harvesting thermoelectric energy is fabricated and demonstrated. The fibrous reinforcements were hierarchically patterned with alternate...

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