Influence of Oxygen Plasma Modification Carbon Fiber on the Hydrothermal Property of CF/PES-C Composite

Xu Cui; Gui Long Liu; Chun Lu; Shuo Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.513-517.51

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Influence of Oxygen Plasma Modification Carbon Fiber on the Hydrothermal Property of CF/PES-C Composite

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In this paper, the CF/PSE-C composite is studied and tested: its characteristics of water absorption before and after the treatment of plasma are determined; the mechanical properties of the composite after water absorption are analyzed and its retention rate of mechanical strength after the absorption is compared. Results show that the water absorption of CF/PES-C composite which has been treated by plasma for 15 minutes is lower and the speed of absorption is slower while retention rate of mechanical strength after absorption is high. The CF/PFS-C resin matrix composite produced after plasma treatment is thicker and the interface pore between CF and PES-C resin matrix becomes smaller, which improves the composites moisture and heat resistance.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 513-517)

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Xu Cui*, Gui Long Liu, Chun Lu, Shuo Wang

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Composite, Hydrothermal Property, Oxygen Plasma, PES-C

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