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  • 2023Electrical and thermal conductivity in graphene-enhanced carbon-fibre/PEEK10citations
  • 2023Heat treated graphene thin films for reduced void content of interlaminar enhanced CF/PEEK composites2citations
  • 2021The effect of a superhydrophobic coating on moisture absorption and tensile strength of 3D-printed carbon-fibre/polyamide22citations

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  • Kreider, Peter B.
  • Compston, Paul
  • Leow, Christopher
  • Kluth, Patrick
  • Notthoff, Christian
  • Cardew-Hall, Andrew
  • Tricoli, Antonio
  • Hümbert, Simon
  • Kreider, Peter
  • Chadwick, Ashley
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  • Nisbet, David
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The effect of a superhydrophobic coating on moisture absorption and tensile strength of 3D-printed carbon-fibre/polyamide

  • Cardew-Hall, Andrew
  • Compston, Paul
  • Tricoli, Antonio
  • Hümbert, Simon
  • Sommacal, Silvano
  • Kreider, Peter
  • Chadwick, Ashley
  • Nowotny, Sebastian
  • Nisbet, David
Abstract

This work investigates the effectiveness of fluorinated silica-based superhydrophobic coatings to protect 3Dprinted carbon-fibre/polyamide composites against moisture-induced degradation. Increasing exposure time in wet and humid environments led to a reduction of tensile strength and an increase in experienced strain. However, the coated PA demonstrated 6.7-12.4% higher tensile yield strength than the uncoated PA. Highresolution X-ray micro computed tomography (uCT) was used to image the microstructure and revealed that the superhydrophobic coating effectively prevented liquid water penetration into 3D-printed polyamide and delayed water vapour-driven mechanical degradation. The presence of the superhydrophobic coating eliminated the liquid water presence in the surface features of the PA matrix and reduced the moisture-induced swelling of the polyamide matrix by about 53% after 168 h under water. Further optimisation of these coatings may provide a solution to enhance the performance of PA composites in humid and wet environments.

Topics
  • microstructure
  • surface
  • Carbon
  • tomography
  • strength
  • composite
  • yield strength
  • tensile strength