Modeling nanocomposites: from rheology to forming processes simulation
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Composites materials reinforced using nano-particles or carbon nano-tubes (CNTs) are more and more used in industry and their modeling is one of the most active research topics in this area. As in usual processes involving composite materials, the main objective is to understand the induced properties (electrical, thermal, mechanical …) and obviously to optimize process parameters for improving formed parts. Despite the intensive research activity in this field, the modeling of processes involving nano-charges remains a real challenge. In this work we are revisiting the state of the art on this topic, from the rheological modeling of CNTs suspensions to its use in composites forming processes.
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OpenAlex topics: Carbon Nanotubes in Composites · Polymer Nanocomposites and Properties · Composite Material Mechanics
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