Theoretical study of stress transfer in carbon nanotube reinforced polymer matrix composites

By A. Haque, A. Ramasetty. 2005

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A critical review on nanotube and nanotube/nanoclay related polymer composite materials (2006, background): “Recently, Wagner [30], Lau [31], Haque and Ramasetty [32], and Gao and Li [33] have calculated the interfacial bonding strength of nanotube/polymer composites using fundamental shear lag models.”
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].”
Graphene-polymer nanocomposites for structural and functional applications (2014, background): “Theoretically, it is not possible to achieve a complete stress transfer across the interface, but a strong interface with the efficient stress transfer is essential to maximize the mechanical strength [204].”
Buckling analysis of laminated composite rectangular plates reinforced by SWCNTs using analytical and finite element methods (2011, methodology): “masetty [8] developed an analytical model to study stress transfer in SWCNT reinforced polymer matrix composites and their model can be used to predict axial stress and interfacial shear stress along the CNT embedded in matrix materials.”