The Addition of Acid Treated Carbon Nanotube on the Tribological Properties of Carbon Fiber Reinforced UHMWPE Composite

Jian Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.194-196.1685

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The Addition of Acid Treated Carbon Nanotube on the Tribological Properties of Carbon Fiber Reinforced UHMWPE Composite

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Carbon fiber reinforced Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (CF/UHMWPE) composites have been filled with acid treated carbon nanotube to enhance the tribological properties. According to the modification, the friction and wear properties of composites have been greatly improved. XPS and SEM are used to examine the microscopic properties of resultant composites. The enhanced tribological properties are attributed to the acid treated CNT interlock, which improves the wetting between carbon fibers and resins.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 194-196)

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February 2011

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Jian Li

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Carbon, Carbon Nanotube (CN), Friction, Wear

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