Measurement of EMI shielding of plastic composites using a dual chamber facility

Electromagnetic interference shielding effectiveness of conductive carbon black and carbon fiber‐filled composites based on rubber and rubber blends

“…The volume resistivity (ohm-cm) of composites with a high resistivity Ն10 ohm-cm was measured 8 using a Hewlett Packard high resistance meter (model 4329A) coupled with a Hewlett Packard (model 160084) resistivity cell. For composites having low resistivity, the volume resistivity was measured by a four-probe technique using the Van der Pauw method, as described in the literature.…”

“…Common con- [1][2][3][4][5][6] ductive fillers include electrically conductive carbon black, carbon fiber, nickel-coated graphite fiber, metal powders, etc. Each of these fillers offers its [7][8][9][10] set of advantages and disadvantages. Moreover, specific polymers pose unique problems in regard to compounding and molding conductive composites with these fillers.…”

Butadiene acrylonitrile rubber loaded fast extrusion furnace black as a compressive strain and pressure sensors

“…In the last few years the black filled conductive rubbers have wide applications, such as electromagnetic shielding materials [2], and sensors for measurement of vehicle weights to collect toll tax on roads [3]. The choice of rubber and filler type is basically related to this program, where in fact it is already recognized that carbon black plays a dominant role in determining the electrical and mechanical properties of polymer-based composites [4].…”

A Study on the Physical Properties of Rock Wool Fiber—Polystyrene Composite

“…A N IMMENSE AMOUNT of research and development have been devoted to characterize and understand the mechanical performance and physical properties of the fiber-polymer composite over the past forty years. The development is currently focused on modification of these properties to meet the market demands for specific applications as structural components to be used in electrical and thermal insulation, aerospace, electromagnetic shielding, and others [1][2][3][4].…”