Characterization of electrical and thermal properties of extruded tapes of thermoplastic conductive polymer composites (CPC)

Influence of clay nanofiller on electrical and rheological properties of conductive polymer composite

“…Electrical resistivity was measured by a four-probe technique described in a previous work [6]. Current is automatically adjusted for measurements under 2-V DC voltage.…”

Pengoptimuman Proses Penyemperitan Gentian Karbon Terkisar dan Polipropilena bagi Komposit Polimer Pengalir

“…Komposit polimer pengalir (CPC) telah digunakan secara meluas dalam pelbagai bidang memandangkan sifatnya yang baik terutamanya dalam kerintangan haba, sifat mekanik dan rawatan kimia (Balogun & Buchanan 2010;Dweiri & Sahari 2008;Feller et al 2003Feller et al , 2002Li et al 2015;Sulong et al 2013). CPC merupakan campuran pengisi pengalir seperti gentian karbon, karbon hitam, grafit, grafen, karbon nano-tiub dengan matriks polimer yang terdiri daripada termoplastik dan termoset (Antunes et al 2011).…”

Influence the Fillers Orientation: A Short Review

“…CPC materials are obtained by mixing the insulating material such as thermoplastic or thermoset material with conductive fillers such as carbon black, carbon nano-tubes (CNTs) and carbon fibre [3,13]. The unique morphology and structure of the conductive pathways within the composite materials are the main parameters that determine the electrical properties of CPCs [14]. However, due to numerous choices of materials, there are still lots of improvement on the bipolar plate performance are required.…”

“…The properties of graphite and CNTs fillers, which have the high aspect ratio exhibited the anisotropic electrical properties that guarantee the high performance in the parallel axial direction [22][23][24][25][26]. However, fillers not necessary have to be in highly anisotropic conditions as studies using the carbon black (CB) particles reported that the electron tunnelling was formed as the CB tends to aggregate [14]. Yet, the electrical conductivity of the composite is usually lower compared to the filler with anisotropic behavior.…”