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Relative to homogeneous composites with an identical composition the thermal conductivity is enhanced from 6.2 to 17.8 W/mK. Such an enhancement span is the highest compared with results reported in
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The out-of-plane thermal conductivity (Κ o) of selectively reduced graphite oxide/epoxy composites is remarkably higher than that of graphite oxide/epoxy. For the selectively reduced graphite oxide obtained at 1000℃ Κ o reaches 0.674 W/m·K when filler content is 5.4 wt which is 450 of pure epoxy.
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The high directional thermal conduction was attributed to the two-dimensional planar shape of GNFs readily adaptable to the molten polymer flow compared with highly entangled carbon nanotubes and three-dimensional graphite fillers. Furthermore our composite with its density of approximately 1.5 g/cm(3) was mechanically stable and its thermal
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The plate distance is one centimeter the special conductivity values were calculated from the Lasance approximation formula in The Thermal conductivity of Air at Reduced Pressures and Length Scales and the primary values were taken from Weast at the normal pressure tables
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May 31 2018 · Herein the tunable lattice thermal conductivity is reported for glucose derived graphitic carbon nanoparticles (GCPs) and their polymer composites. Both the in-plane (La) and out-of-plane
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High thermal conductivity and low thermal contact resistance are desirable characteristics of TIMs 10 . Carbon nanofillers such as graphite nanoplatelets (GNP) graphene carbon nanotubes and carbon nanofibres are being extensively researched as fillers for polymer composites due to their very high thermal conductivity 8 11 . On the other
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Thermal conductivity of a polymer composite is a function of resin type fiber type and architecture fiber volume fraction direction of heat flow and service temperature. Addition of 10 wt 12.5 wt of graphite powder additive in neat vinyl ester resin increased the conductivity by nearly 88 170 respectively. 4.5 Epoxy based
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It is known that polymer/graphite composites exhibit a high thermal conductivity and an electrical conductivity at a fairly low concentration 7 . Thus it is expected that graphite/polymer
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The out-of-plane thermal conductivity (Κ o) of selectively reduced graphite oxide/epoxy composites is remarkably higher than that of graphite oxide/epoxy. For the selectively reduced graphite oxide obtained at 1000℃ Κ o reaches 0.674 W/m·K when filler content is 5.4 wt which is 450 of pure epoxy.
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In the composites paraffin wax serves as the PCM the macromolecular olefin block copolymer (OBC) forms a cross-linked polymer network to enclose the molten PCM and endow the composite film with
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Polymer Composites on Thermal Conductivity Carbon nanotube- or/and graphite-filled polymer composites were synthesized by using simple mixing and drying methods and their thermal conductivities and structures were characterized by using a steady-state method (ASTM D5470) and scanning and transmis-sion electron microscopies.
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thermal dissipation thermal interface materials (TIM) are widely used in high-power electronics 4–6 especially in next-generation electronic devices such as the smart phone high-performance computer and light-emitting diodes. Polymer-based composites with high thermal conductivity play an irreplaceable role as a typical candidate of TIM
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May 31 2018 · Herein the tunable lattice thermal conductivity is reported for glucose derived graphitic carbon nanoparticles (GCPs) and their polymer composites. Both the in-plane (La) and out-of-plane (Lc) coherence lengths of GCPs increase with carbonization temperature in the range of 700 °C to 1300 °C.
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The thermal conductive model of inorganic particulate-filled polymer composites was proposed based on the ANSYS parametric finite element technology and the numerical simulation of the effective thermal
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The highest conductivity from nanotube/graphite mixtures would be from good adhesion and less voids between nanotubes and polymers as well as excellent thermal conduction from graphite sheets. The thermal conductivities of the composites have been calculated as a function of carbon nanotube concentrations by using a model based on the Maxwell
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Thermal conductivity of a polymer composite is a function of resin type fiber type and architecture fiber volume fraction direction of heat flow and service temperature. Addition of 10 wt 12.5 wt of graphite powder additive in neat vinyl ester resin increased the conductivity by nearly 88 170 respectively. 4.5 Epoxy based
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The thermal conductivity of polymers has been traditionally enhanced by the addition of thermally conductive fillers including graphite carbon black carbon fibers ceramic or metal particles (see Table 2) 14 15 16 17 18 . It is worth noticing that significant scatter of data are typical of data reported for thermal conductivity of fillers.
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Graphite flakes and silicone carbide particles are used as heat conductive fillers added into methyl vinyl silicone rubber and the effect of filler amount filler shape and different curing agents (DCP DBPMH) on the thermal conductivities of silicone rubber are investigated in this article. The results reveal that the thermal conductivities of composite silicone rubber will be increased with
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Keywords Titanium oxide Graphite nanoplatelets Composite Electrical conductivity Thermal conductivity. DOI 10.21272/jnep.11(3).03007 PACS numbers 72.80.Tm 72.90 y 65.80.Ck talen148 gmail 1. INTRODUCTION One of the promising fields of modern materials science is the development of new polymer composite materials (CMs) that are
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Mar 05 2013 · The thermal conductivity of systems based on polypropylene filled graphite and carbon black have been studied. Graphite and carbon black having different particle shapes were used as fillers. The PP-Gr PP-CB composites were prepared using extrusion and the hot compression mold technique. The composite preparation conditions allowed the formation of a random distribution of
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May 25 2016 · The thermal conductivity was improved by up to 121 according to the filler size the highest bulk and in-plane thermal conductivity values of the composites
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The thermal conductivity of PLA/G composites can be changed from 0.193 W⋅m −1 ⋅K −1 (neat PLA) up to 2.73 W⋅m −1 ⋅K −1. Loading small quantity of CNTs into PLA/G composites increases the thermal conductivity not less than by 40 of magnitude.
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General thermal conductivity of polymer resins is in the range from 0.1 to 0.3W/m·K. Some common fillers for enhancing thermal conductivity are 234W/m· K for aluminum 400W/m ·K for copper and
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Apr 23 2013 · We report an investigation of the in-plane and through-plane electrical and thermal conductivities of thin thermal interface layers of graphite nanoplatelet (GNP) based composites. The in
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With the addition of 10 vol. CuNWs the thermal conductivity of the composite is 0.41 W/m/K. The normalized thermal conductivity enhancement factor is 2.73 much higher than that of the analogue containing CuNPs (1.67). These experimental data are in agreement with Nan s model prediction.
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Based on the law of the specific equivalent thermal conductivity and the law of minimal thermal resistance Chauhan et al. systematically investigated the effect of geometry of particles consisting of three different shapes that is spherical hexagonal and elliptical on the effective thermal conductivity for polymer composites.At last the equivalent thermal conductivity of composites
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Suitable fillers for such polymer-based TIM composites whether metallic ceramic or graphitic should exhibit excellent thermal conductivity (TC) exceeding 100 W/(m∙K). In recent years boron nitride (BN) (TC = 360 W/(m∙K) 13 ) has been employed as a filler in polymer-based composites displaying high TC enhancement although at high
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In order to provide desirable high thermal conductivity the total graphite and graphene loading in the composite composition ranges from about 7 to about 40 parts desirably from about 15 to about 35 parts and preferably is from about 30 to about 35 parts based on 100 total parts by weight of graphite graphene and matrix polymer preferably epoxy.
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