Thermal Aging Analysis of Natural Fibre-Reinforced Polymeric Thermal Interface Materials: Degradation and Performance Characteristics
S Ramu,
N Senthilkumar,
Deepan Raj
Abstract:This study investigates the degradation and performance characteristics of a composite made of carbon quantum particles (CQD), bamboo fiber, and aluminized glass fiber. It also looks at the thermal aging analysis of polymeric thermal materials. Carefully extracted from sugarcane bagasse, a sustainable byproduct, are the CQD particles. The fabrication process involves compression molding, ensuring that the composite conforms to ASTM standards during characterization. Thermal aging experiments are conducted in a… Show more
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