Influence of carbon nanotube reinforcement on the processing and the mechanical behaviour of carbon fiber/epoxy composites

By A. Godara, L. Mezzo, F. Luizi, A. Warrier, Stepan V. Lomov, A. Vuure, L. Gorbatikh, P. Moldenaers, I. Verpoest. 2009

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Polymers and Plastics

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Interlaminar toughening in structural carbon fiber/epoxy composites interleaved with carbon nanotube veils (2019, background): “Generally, the major CNT integration techniques can be classified and broken down into: (i) mixing in bulk resin [64-68], (ii) in-situ CNT growth (i.”
Effect of the carbon nanotube functionalization on flexural properties of multiscale carbon fiber/epoxy composites manufactured by VARIM (2013, background): “Other authors have observed that it is difficult to achieve higher values of elastic modulus [12,18–20] and even small drops have been measured [5,19].”
A review of strategies for improving the degradation properties of laminated continuous-fiber/epoxy composites with carbon-based nanoreinforcements (2012, methodology): “[92] used the Drumwinder technique to create carbon fibers/CNTs + epoxy prepregs and studied the tensile and shear properties of the resulting laminates.”
Mechanical, thermal and interfacial performances of carbon fiber reinforced composites flavored by carbon nanotube in matrix/interface (2017, background): “The tensile properties of carbon fiber reinforced composites were in general dominated by the fiber behavior [16,35,36].”
Carbon nanotube- and graphene-reinforced multiphase polymeric composites: review on their properties and applications (2019, background): “The fiber-dominated properties of such multiscale composites may benefit to some extent from the insertion of a nanofiller, but the matrix-dominated properties are expected to benefit the most [192].”
Impact and Delamination Failure of Multiscale Carbon Nanotube-Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites: A Review (2011, methodology): “…matrix 75% (0.5) (GIC onset) 83% (0.5) (GIC prop) (Godara et al., 2009) Carbon/epoxy DWCNT Entire matrix 33% (0.5) (GIC onset) 55% (0.5) (GIC prop) (Godara et al., 2009) Carbon/epoxy MWCNT Entire matrix up to 33% (0.3) (Romhany and Szebenyi, 2009) Carbon/epoxy MWCNT Entire matrix 60% (1)…”