Hybrid Special Finite Element Method for Bi-Material Crack
p.95
p.95
Statistical Characteristics of Inter-Particle/Void Distance for Particulate Composites
p.105
p.105
Statistical Evolution of Microvoids in Particle-Filled Polymers under Plate Impact
p.111
p.111
On the Homogenization Concepts and Macroscopic Properties of Orthotropic Composites with Non-Symmetrically Shaped Inclusions
p.117
p.117
Electrostatic Dissipative Glass Fibre Reinforced Composites
p.123
p.123
Influence of Z-Pinning on the Buckling of Composite Laminates under Edge-Wise Compression
p.127
p.127
Factors that Affect Fibrillation of the Liquid Crystalline Polymer (LCP)Phase in an Injection Moulded Polycarbonate / LCP Blend
p.133
p.133
Stiff and Tough Conductive Composites Using Carbon Black-Filled Polyethylene
p.139
p.139
Simulation of Time-Dependant Deformation of Polymer Matrix Composites Based on Short-Term Data
p.143
p.143
Electrostatic Dissipative Glass Fibre Reinforced Composites
Abstract:
Electrically conductive composites were made from short glass fibre (GF) and carbon black (CB) blended with high-density polyethylene (HDPE) using a single screw extruder. The Young’s modulus, tensile and impact strengths were improved with the addition of GF, and the surface conductivity in the static dissipative range of 10-6 to 10-9 S was achieved at CB content as low as 1 wt%, significantly lower than that in the unreinforced CB/HDPE. Addition of a coupling agent (MAPE) improved bonding between fibres and the polymer matrix and increased the stiffness and fracture resistance.
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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 312)
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123-126
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June 2006
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