Hybrid green nanocomposites
Hello Friends,I am doing research on Hybrid green nancomposites for exterior structure parts of automotive. I m using fiber, poly(trimethylene terephthalat) , nanoclay.Is their any other way???Is there anyone has done work in same field want to share his experience.RegardsArun Kumar Gupta.
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Your question is very interested. The influence of the ultrasound waves on the strength of CNTs depends of the following parameters:
1.- Medium
2.- Power of the ultrasound waves (Amplitude)
3.- Frequency
4.- Time of exposition to the ultrasound waves
5.- Lenght of the CNTs.
For example, if the ultrasound waves travel in a low viscosity medium, the attenuation of the waves will be lower than a high viscosityu medium; thus, if the amplitude of the ultrasound waves in that low viscosity medium is high enough, and if the lenght of the CNTs is too, the CNTs will experiment a rupture of their bonds, therefore, the strength of the CNTs will be affected.
There is a good article that explains how the influence of several parameters can influence on the mechanical properties of CNTs:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6V3H-...
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Does sonication weakens not the strength of SWCNT but it can separate CNT of MWCNT
Does sonication weakens the strength of carbon nanotubes?
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