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- 2023Interface engineering of carbon fiber composites using CNT: A review
- 2022Exploring the studies of charge transportation of an aromatic acid based Co(II)-Metallogel scaffold fabricated Schottky devicecitations
- 2022Exploring an aromatic dicarboxylic acid-grafted supramolecular Cd (II)-metallogel: The mechanically flexible stuff for achieving MoS 2 , MoSe 2 , WS 2 , GO, and h(BN) 2D nanosheets-dispersed versatile supramolecular gel-nano compositescitations
- 2021On the fracture behavior of Cr 2 AlC coatingscitations
- 2020Cd-Based Metallohydrogel Composites with Graphene Oxide, MoS 2 , MoSe 2 , and WS 2 for Semiconducting Schottky Barrier Diodescitations
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Interface engineering of carbon fiber composites using CNT: A review
Abstract
This paper aims to explore the potential of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in enhancing the structural capability and multifunctionality of carbon fiber composites in aerospace applications, primarily by focusing on interfacial applications. The conventional method of dispersing CNTs in a matrix is not fully efficient in exploiting the mechanical and multifunctional performance of CNTs. Hence, the use of CNTs at the interface or as a coating on the surface of carbon fibers has been suggested as a means of achieving multifunctionality, in addition to enhanced mechanical performance. The paper presents an overview of the various processes for growing CNTs on carbon fiber surfaces and examines the effects of CNT geometry and growth parameters on the properties of grafted fibers and their composites. Furthermore, it discusses the potential improvements in thermal and electrical conductivity achievable by incorporating CNTs at the interface, as well as the benefits of using CNTs as a sizing layer for carbon fibers, including enhanced fracture toughness and resistance to delamination. Highlights: Comprehensive study of interface engineering in carbon fibers and Carbon Fibre Reinforced Plastic (CFRPs) using carbon nanotubes (CNTs). Improved transverse mechanical properties and overall thermal and electrical properties. Multifunctional applications possible with the use of CNT. Both experimental and numerical studies reviewed.