Development of electrically conductive wood‐based composites using carbon nets
Mojtaba Rezanezhad,
Ali Shalbafan,
Heiko Thoemen
Abstract:A novel conductive composite material was developed using woven carbon nets. For this purpose, carbon nets with different mesh sizes of 25, 100, 225, and 400 mm2 were woven, using two different carbon yarns with widths of 2 and 0.5 mm. The woven carbon nets were used before and after the core layer formation during mat forming of the particleboard. It was found that the insertion of carbon nets into the panel structure not only transforms insulated particleboard into a highly conductive composite but also sign… Show more
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