STUDY OF THE CONTINUOUS PRODUCTION OF GRAPHITE FIBERS BY HIGH FREQUENCY INDUCTION HEATING
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Abstract
High modulus PAN based carbon fiber was produced continuously by high frequency induction heating. Carbon fiber can be heated to 2?800?℃ in 2?s and retained at that temperature for 10?s with a speed of 400?m/h using this apparatus. The mechanical properties of the graphite fibers produced are comparable with those of Toray M40, showing that this method have good prospects.
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OpenAlex topics: Surface Treatment and Coatings · Metal Alloys Wear and Properties · Material Properties and Applications
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