2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.compscitech.2010.09.002
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Effect of an interphase region on debonding of a CNT reinforced polymer composite

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“…It is known that for the fibrous reinforcement, there exist a critical aspect ratio after which the positive effect of enlargement of fiber length becomes weak or even negligible. In different works, the critical aspect ratios for carbon nanotubes are estimated at the level of 200..300 [46,47]. As shown by Mortazavi et al [48], the critical aspect ratio increases when the contrast in properties of the matrix and reinforcement increases.…”
Section: Effect Of Aspect Ratio Of Graphene On the Deformation And Stmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…It is known that for the fibrous reinforcement, there exist a critical aspect ratio after which the positive effect of enlargement of fiber length becomes weak or even negligible. In different works, the critical aspect ratios for carbon nanotubes are estimated at the level of 200..300 [46,47]. As shown by Mortazavi et al [48], the critical aspect ratio increases when the contrast in properties of the matrix and reinforcement increases.…”
Section: Effect Of Aspect Ratio Of Graphene On the Deformation And Stmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Sobre este tema, se encontraron otros trabajos, como el de Reddy y col. [17], o el de Davoudabadi y col. [47], quienes estudiaron con éxito el efecto de la relación de aspecto del nanotubo de carbono sobre el módulo de Young, comparándolo con la regla de las mezclas y el modelo de Halpin-Tsai para un material compuesto de matriz polimérica. Otros trabajos estudian las interfases y los problemas surgidos por falta de unión [48,49]. …”
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“…Most micromechanical modeling studies of CNT-polymer composites have therefore largely concerned parametric studies, in which the properties of the interphase zone are arbitrarily set. Since in reality the density of the interphase zone exhibits graded variation, its description as a functionally graded structure has also been attempted [59].…”
Section: Description Of the Interphase Zonementioning
confidence: 99%