journal article·2007-10

Development of highly graphitizable C/VGCF porous foams

Keita Ozawa, Sung-Moo Song, Sotaro Yamauchi, Hiroki Wada, Koh-ichi Sugimoto

Carbon· Volume 45· Issue 12
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Abstract

C/VGCF porous foams composed of aromatic resin (AR) and Vapor Grown Carbon Fiber (VGCF) were developed for pre-form of Metal/C/VGCF composite with high thermal conductivity. The foams had continuous and homogeneous open cell network by pre-heat treatment at 460°C VGCF uniformly dispersed in carbon matrix of the foams. Pore size and bulk density of the foam could be controlled by temperature and pressure on pre-heat treatment. The C/VGCF foams possessed high compressive strength when the foams were graphitized at 3000°C. In addition, the graphitized foam exhibited low thermal expansion coefficient and high degree of graphitization. Consequently, the graphitized foam was expected for an ideal pre-form for Metal/C/VGCF composites with high thermal conductivity.
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