Measurement, modeling, and variability of thermal conductivity for structural polymer composites
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Abstract The through‐thickness thermal conductivity of polymer composite molds has a strong effect on out‐of‐autoclave manufacturing operations. Limited thermal conductivity and variability data is available for composites made from carbon fibers that are widely used in mold and aircraft construction. This article presents in‐plane and through‐thickness thermal conductivity data for structural carbon fiber polymer composites made from three types of reinforcements. Variability is quantified in all cases. Techniques for the predictive modeling of through‐thickness transverse thermal conductivity are assessed. Effects of variations in model geometry on conductivity are quantified. Conclusive observations on variability and recommendations on modeling techniques appropriate for the different reinforcements are made. POLYM. COMPOS., 2010. © 2009 Society of Plastics Engineers
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OpenAlex topics: Smart Materials for Construction · Composite Material Mechanics · Thermal properties of materials
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