Analysis of carbon nanotube pull-out from a polymer matrix
By S. Frankland, V. Harik. 2003
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Materials Chemistry
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Citations in the corpus
- Carbon nanostructures for advanced composites (2006, methodology): “[263] Frankland S J V and Harik V M 2003 Analysis of carbon nanotube pull-out from a polymer matrix Surf.”
- The present status and key problems of carbon nanotube based polymer composites (2007, background): “[135] showed that chemical crosslinks between SWNTs and polymer matrix could increase the shear strength of the SWNT-polymer interface by over an order of magnitude in comparison to the weak nonbonded interactions.”
- On the tensile behavior of an embedded carbon nanotube in polymer matrix with non-bonded interphase region (2010, background): “Interfacial bonding in the interphase region between embedded CNT and its surrounding polymer is a crucial issue for the load transfer and reinforcement phenomena [5–11].”
- Stochastic predictions of interfacial characteristic of polymeric nanocomposites (PNCs) (2014, methodology): “0 ps/Å are examined in our MD simulations to reduce the computational cost in pull-out simulations as well as avoid the influence of molecular thermal vibration as mentioned in [17,23].”
- Modeling of graphene–polymer interfacial mechanical behavior using molecular dynamics (2008, background): “…versus displacement response (Namilae et al 2004, Namilae and Chandra 2005) during separation and parameters such as the threshold shear stress to cause separation, and critical length of nanotube for significant load transfer (Frankland et al 2002, Frankland and Harik 2003) have been evaluated.”