Abstract:In this work, the thermal transfer capabilities of spherical and laminar/spherical filled polymer nanocomposites (PNCs) were systematically investigated by using molecular dynamics (MD) simulation. The effects of various factors such...
“…The generation of heat conduction in solids can be caused by the movement of free electrons and phonon diffusion; 76,77 phonons can be regarded as the smallest unit of quantization of periodic lattice vibration. Polymers can be treated as "crystals" composed of very fine grains with only a few lattice spacings, and the directional motion of phonons inside can generate heat flow.…”
Section: Computational Simulation Technologies Of Thermal Conductivitymentioning
The complicated effects of the 2D filler characteristics on the mechanical, viscoelastic and thermal and electrical conductivity properties of polymer nanocomposites are summarized.
“…The generation of heat conduction in solids can be caused by the movement of free electrons and phonon diffusion; 76,77 phonons can be regarded as the smallest unit of quantization of periodic lattice vibration. Polymers can be treated as "crystals" composed of very fine grains with only a few lattice spacings, and the directional motion of phonons inside can generate heat flow.…”
Section: Computational Simulation Technologies Of Thermal Conductivitymentioning
The complicated effects of the 2D filler characteristics on the mechanical, viscoelastic and thermal and electrical conductivity properties of polymer nanocomposites are summarized.
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