Analysis of electromagnetic shielding performance of waste rubber powder-based flexible composites

Kaushal, Shweta; Chaudhary, Amit; Dhakate, Sanjay R.

doi:10.1007/s10854-022-09157-x

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“…The filament-type heater has a linear configuration, whereas the sheet-type heater possesses two-dimensional (2D) configuration that exhibits easy control and uniform heating on the surface. 2,4,12,13 However, several types of carbon-based sheet are being explored for other various diversified applications, 3,[10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20] but non-woven carbon fiber (CF) sheet-based heater constructs on low input power with more feasibility. 1,2 21-27 In addition, sheet heaters are easily controllable, safe, noise-free, efficient, and lightweight, which also holds fast thermal heating capability.…”

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“…28 Thus, this work demonstrates the effectiveness of carbon fiber composite sheets as sheet heaters for various thermal heating applications, such as heating pads, thermal heating jackets, and medical heat therapies. Here, thin porous carbon fiber composite sheets were prepared by paper-making technology, 2,18,29,30 which was being used for heating applications. The electrothermal performance of CF composite sheet was examined by optimizing the variation in the fiber length along with different heat treatment temperatures.…”

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Development of chopped (non‐woven) carbon fiber reinforced composite sheet and its electrothermal performance for heating applications

2023

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Non‐woven carbon fiber sheet‐based heaters have been used for various thermal and material science applications, which possess rapid thermal heating at low input power. This work investigates the optimization of chopped carbon fiber composite sheet for heating applications. Here, different lengths of chopped carbon fiber have been used to fabricate the composite sheet. The parameters of composite sheets, such as morphology, porosity, electrical conductivity, mechanical property, and thermal stability, were studied. Besides, the electrothermal performance of prepared sheet heaters was investigated, and the results were compared at the input voltages of 10 and 12 V. The input power consumed by different sheet heaters was also investigated. The optimal chopped size of the carbon fiber composite sheet showed the highest surface thermal heating temperature of 245°C at 12 V.

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