2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.polymer.2004.09.054
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Mechanical and thermal properties of graphite platelet/epoxy composites

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“…The high aspect ratio of the CNTs, the high surface area (high interfacial area between nanofiller and polymer) and their excellent mechanical properties: elastic modulus of around 0.8 TPa, tensile strength of around 150 GPa and elongation at break larger than 10%, contributed to the increase of the tensile properties of the epoxy gelcoats [27][28][29][30]. While the layered exfoliated structure and the platelet shape of the nanographite is responsible for the enhanced tensile properties [31][32][33][34]. The reinforcing mechanisms of ceramic fillers like the titanium dioxide and the montmorillonite clay that were used in the present study have been attributed to their large surface area and surface reactivity of the inorganic phase, the corresponding restricted mobility of the polymer chains and to the increase in the effective particle volume fraction in the nanocomposite [35][36][37].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The high aspect ratio of the CNTs, the high surface area (high interfacial area between nanofiller and polymer) and their excellent mechanical properties: elastic modulus of around 0.8 TPa, tensile strength of around 150 GPa and elongation at break larger than 10%, contributed to the increase of the tensile properties of the epoxy gelcoats [27][28][29][30]. While the layered exfoliated structure and the platelet shape of the nanographite is responsible for the enhanced tensile properties [31][32][33][34]. The reinforcing mechanisms of ceramic fillers like the titanium dioxide and the montmorillonite clay that were used in the present study have been attributed to their large surface area and surface reactivity of the inorganic phase, the corresponding restricted mobility of the polymer chains and to the increase in the effective particle volume fraction in the nanocomposite [35][36][37].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The epoxy was brushed on the surface of CF. the epoxy-brushed fiber tape was carefully stacked up and aligned together layer above layer then compressed adding load 50 Kg over the upper surface and left at room temp for 24 hrs [11].composite material based on CF/phenolformaldhyde resin were prepared by the same way but differ in the last step because cured at elevated temp so put in a furnace at 150 o C under pressure 70 bar for 2 hrs.…”
Section: Composite Fabricationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The increases in the use of the composite materials mean that it is very important and necessary to know their properties and behaviors under working conditions. Many researches applied on CF composite materials to improve their properties as research of Asma Yasmin, Isaac M. Daniel [11], research of Yuan Xu, Suong Van Hoa [12] and research of Farhana Pervin, Yuanxin Zhou, Vijaya K.Rangari, and Shaik Jeelani [13] Many studies about the Composites have been carried out. When epoxy resins are reinforced with high strength carbon fibers, the obtained product is used in many commercial, military and structural applications requiring low weight and high strength.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nanotubos de carbono, nanofolhas de grafeno, nanopartículas de prata, ouro e sílica coloidal, e nanocerâmicas estão entre as nanopartículas mais utilizadas atualmente. O grafeno, que possui propriedades mecânicas, térmicas e elétricas similares às dos nanotubos de carbono, são 500 vezes mais baratos e estão se tornando uma alternativa bastante promissora [15][16][17][18] .…”
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