Effects of nano-sized and micro-sized carbon fibers on the interlaminar shear strength and tribological properties of high strength glass fabric/phenolic laminate in water environment

Liu, Ning; Wang, Jianzhang; Yang, Jie; Han, Gaofeng

doi:10.1016/j.compositesb.2014.08.035

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“…Fabric‐reinforced polymer composites have become the dominant advanced tribo‐materials under water environment due to their lower density, superior corrosion resistance, and eco‐friendly behavior . Glass fabric is the most frequently used reinforcement materials, which results from the unique combination of its lower density, higher stiffness and strength, nonsensitive to humidity, and resistance to chemicals . For this type of fabric‐reinforced polymer laminate composite material, the fiber/matrix interface plays a critical role in controlling properties.…”

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Tribological properties of poly(phthalazione ether sulfone ketone) composites reinforced with glass fabric modified by graphene oxide depositing

Cao

Jiang

Wang

2018

Surface & Interface Analysis

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In this paper, by electrophoretic deposition of graphene oxide (GO) on the surface of high-strength glass fabric, a new fabric/poly(phthalazione ether sulfone ketone) (PPESK) composites material was successfully fabricated. The effects of GO on the interfacial adhesion, interlaminar shear strength, and tribological properties of the composites were investigated. Because of the addition of GO, the interlaminar shear strength of the composites was enhanced by 36.04%. Besides, the scanning electron microscope observation revealed that the interfacial adhesion between PPESK matrix and glass fabric was greatly improved. Attributing to the good interfacial adhesion, the wear-resistance of the fabric/PPESK composite was greatly enhanced. Moreover, it can be found that the failure location transferred from the interface to the matrix after GO deposition.

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Tribological properties of poly(phthalazione ether sulfone ketone) composites reinforced with glass fabric modified by graphene oxide depositing

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2018

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“…Among these various lubricating fillers, CFs and PTFE particles have been widely used because of their excellent properties. Carbon fibers not only exhibit great advantages over other fibers in modulus and strength but also possess excellent self‐lubricating property owing to their surface graphitic structures . Many investigations have been performed to study the tribological performance of CF reinforced PEEK composites.…”

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“…According to the sizes of CFs and PTFE particles, fillers can be divided into micro‐sized fillers and nano‐sized fillers. In the past years, micro‐sized CFs have been extensively and commercially used as reinforcements for polymer composites . The addition of micro‐sized CF can be used to increase the wear resistance, hardness, creep resistance, and compressing strength of composites .…”

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Comparative study of the effects of nano‐sized and micro‐sized CF and PTFE on the thermal and tribological properties of PEEK composites

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The tribological characteristics of PEEK composites fretting against GCr 15 steel were investigated by a SRV-IV oscillating reciprocating ball-on-disk tribometer. In order to clarify the effect of type and size of fillers on the properties of PEEK composites, nano-sized and micro-sized CF and PTFE fillers were added to the PEEK matrix. The thermal conductivity, hardness, and fretting wear properties of PEEK composites reinforced by CF or PTFE were comparatively studied. The results showed that the type and size of the fillers have an important effect on both the friction coefficient and wear rate, by affecting their thermal conductivity, hardness, as well as the surface areas of their transfer films. In comparison, the effect on improving the tribological properties of micro-sized CF was superior to that of nano-sized CF, while the effect of nano-sized PTFE was superior to that of micro-sized PTFE. Considering the acceptable friction coefficient and wear rate of the composite under the fretting wear test, it seemed that 4% nCF, 20% mCF, 2% nPTFE and 10% mPTFE were desired additive proportions. And it also can be found that during the fretting wear test, the abrasive and adhesive wear resulted in accumulative debris at the contacting surface. The transfer films made of debris were formed on the counterfaces.

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“…Carbon fiber (CF) is the most favored reinforcement for polymers due to its inherent properties, that is, high specific strength, thermal conductivity, self‐lubrication, and wear resistance etc. . So CF is invariably used to enhance the tribological properties of PMCs.…”

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Hierarchical carbon fiber‐SiO₂ hybrid/polyimide composites with enhanced thermal, mechanical, and tribological properties

Chen

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Polymer Composites

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Hierarchical carbon fiber‐SiO2 hybrid (CF‐SiO2) was first fabricated and CF‐SiO2/polyimide composite (CF‐SiO2/PI) was subsequently prepared by typical solution casting and thermal imidization. The microstructure and enhancement of CF‐SiO2 hybrid on the thermal, mechanical, and tribological properties of PI were investigated. Results showed SiO2 particles with the size of ∼500 nm were coated onto CF surface successfully, which endowed CF possessed active sites and high surface roughness. The 5% weight loss temperatures (T–5 wt%) of PI was improved from 328.6°C to 499.2°C by the incorporation of CF‐SiO2 hybrid. Besides, the hardness and elastic modulus of CF‐SiO2/PI composite reached 0.411GPa and 4.904 GPa, that is, an improvement of 22% and 12.2%, respectively, compared to pure PI. More importantly, the friction coefficient and wear rate of CF‐SiO2/PI reached 0.32 and 5.35 × 10−5 mm3/Nm, which were much lower than that of PI or CF/PI. This was mainly attributed to the fact that SiO2 could not only improve the thermal and mechanical properties but also promote the load transferring effectively during the friction and wear process through enhancing the interfacial effect between CF and PI. POLYM. COMPOS., 39:E1626–E1634, 2018. © 2017 Society of Plastics Engineers

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Effects of nano-sized and micro-sized carbon fibers on the interlaminar shear strength and tribological properties of high strength glass fabric/phenolic laminate in water environment

Cited by 29 publications

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Tribological properties of poly(phthalazione ether sulfone ketone) composites reinforced with glass fabric modified by graphene oxide depositing

Tribological properties of poly(phthalazione ether sulfone ketone) composites reinforced with glass fabric modified by graphene oxide depositing

Comparative study of the effects of nano‐sized and micro‐sized CF and PTFE on the thermal and tribological properties of PEEK composites

Hierarchical carbon fiber‐SiO₂ hybrid/polyimide composites with enhanced thermal, mechanical, and tribological properties

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Effects of nano-sized and micro-sized carbon fibers on the interlaminar shear strength and tribological properties of high strength glass fabric/phenolic laminate in water environment

Cited by 29 publications

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Tribological properties of poly(phthalazione ether sulfone ketone) composites reinforced with glass fabric modified by graphene oxide depositing

Tribological properties of poly(phthalazione ether sulfone ketone) composites reinforced with glass fabric modified by graphene oxide depositing

Comparative study of the effects of nano‐sized and micro‐sized CF and PTFE on the thermal and tribological properties of PEEK composites

Hierarchical carbon fiber‐SiO2 hybrid/polyimide composites with enhanced thermal, mechanical, and tribological properties

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