Study on Conductive Properties of Composites Based on the In-Mold Laminating Technology

Yan Zhong; Peng Cheng Xie; Wei Min Yang; Yu Mei Ding

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.501.402

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Study on Conductive Properties of Composites Based on the In-Mold Laminating Technology

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This paper introduced a new co-extrusion process which could increase layers by lamination-torsion-combination of polymer melt. The in-mold laminating technology was a kind of microlayed co-extrusion technology. The feasibility of the new technology on processing of polymer was validated. Conductive polypropylene filled with carbon black/polypropylene (PPCB/PP) composites was prepared using the novel device, the effects of processing parameters on conductivity of composites were researched. The results showed that the percolation threshold can decrease greatly.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 501)

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Yan Zhong, Peng Cheng Xie, Wei Min Yang, Yu Mei Ding

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Conductive Property, Lamination, Multilayered Co-Extrusion, Percolation Threshold

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