Tensile Strength of Surface Treated PBO Fiber

Gang Shi; Su Ju; Chun Fang Huang; Da Zhi Jiang; Jian Wei Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.815.622

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Tensile Strength of Surface Treated PBO Fiber

Abstract:

Poly p-phenylene benzobisoxazole (PBO) fiber is a kind of organic fiber with high performance, but the properties of the interface between PBO fiber and resin are poor, which limit its application in the field of composite materials. Therefore, the surface modification methods were employed to enhance the interface properties, which could damage the fiber. This article assessed the influence of plasma modification, γ-ray irradiation, coupling agent, acid treatment and combined treatments on the strength of PBO fiber filament, and investigated its tensile strength with Weibull analysis. Through observation of fiber surface by SEM，it can be found that some combined treatments caused less damage to PBO fiber compared to the individual treatments. This indicates that if combining the different treatments appropriately, the interface energy of PBO fiber will increase, with the excellent mechanical properties well retained

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 815)

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622-628

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Gang Shi, Su Ju, Chun Fang Huang, Da Zhi Jiang*, Jian Wei Zhang

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Combined Treatment, PBO Fiber, Surface Treatment, Tensile Strength, Weibull Distribution

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