Interfacial shearing strength and reinforcing mechanisms of an epoxy composite reinforced using a carbon nanotube/carbon fiber hybrid

By Fuhua Zhang, Rongguo Wang, Xiaodong He, Chao Wang, L. Ren. 2009

179 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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In Materials Chemistry

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In Mechanics of Materials

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Citations in the corpus

• Increasing the interfacial strength in carbon fiber/epoxy composites by controlling the orientation and length of carbon nanotubes grown on the fibers (2011, unknown): “[10].”
• Property enhancement of a carbon fiber/epoxy composite by using carbon nanotubes (2011, background): “Currently, some research results on the mechanical properties of CFRP composites (multiscale composites) reinforced with acid-treated CNTs are available [10].”
• Effects of silane-modified carbon nanotubes on flexural and fracture behaviors of carbon nanotube-modified epoxy/basalt composites (2012, background): “Many researchers recently reported that multi-scale composites composed of a mixture of micro-scale fibers and a nano-scale CNTreinforced polymer matrix synergize mechanical properties better than typical fiber/polymer composites [12–17].”
• Carbon fiber surfaces and composite interphases (2014, unknown): “MWNT, chemical grafting CF/epoxy 150% [208], 2009”