Behaviour of Composites Based on Blended Matrix with CNT during Extreme Temperatures

Tomáš Melichar; Jiří Bydžovský; Ámos Dufka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.865.239

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Behaviour of Composites Based on Blended Matrix with CNT during Extreme Temperatures

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The paper presents the results of research focused on modification of silicate matrix by secondary energy products with current reinforcement using carbon nanotubes (CNT). A suitable CNT sorting method was assessed first. In the following, the influence of various composition of the blended binder (substitution of cement in quantities 15, 25 and 35 %) of reinforced CNT to basic parameters and micro structure was examined. Amphibolite was used as a filling agent. Temperature exposition took its course up to 1,200 °C with consecutive controlled cooling.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 865)

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Tomáš Melichar*, Jiří Bydžovský, Ámos Dufka

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Binder, Blended Matrix, CNT, Composite, Extreme Temperature, Silicate

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