Enhancing the Thermoelectric Properties in Carbon Fiber/Cement Composites by Using Steel Slag

Jun Qing Zuo; Wu Yao; Jun Jie Qin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.539.103

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Research on Optimizing the Electrical and Mechanical Properties of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Cement
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Mechanical Property of Hybrid Steel Fiber Reinforced Cement-Based Composites
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Enhancing the Thermoelectric Properties in Carbon Fiber/Cement Composites by Using Steel Slag
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Carbonation Profile of Cement Paste and Concrete Established with Micro-Hardness Analysis
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Enhancing the Thermoelectric Properties in Carbon Fiber/Cement Composites by Using Steel Slag

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Thermoelectric properties of steel slag-carbon fiber/cement composites were studied in this paper. The effect of steel slag content on thermoelectric properties was focused on especially. The experimental results show that the addition of steel slag leads to an increase in the positive thermoelectric power of the cabon fiber/cement composites. The highest absolute thermoelectric power of carbon fiber/cement composites was rendered as positive as 14.4µV/°C by using steel slag, which had a high concentration of holes. Beside, a good linear relationship was observed between thermoelectric power and temperature differential on the specimen.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 539)

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Jun Qing Zuo, Wu Yao, Jun Jie Qin

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Carbon Fiber (CF), Cement Composite, Steel Slag, Thermoelectric Properties

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