Fabrication and Properties of Carbon Fibers
Производство и свойства углеродных волокон
2009-12-16
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carbon fibersmesophase pitch (MP)polyacrylonitrile (PAN)precursor materialsprocess optimization
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This paper reviews the research and development activities conducted over the past few decades on carbon fibers. The two most important precursors in the carbon fiber industry are polyacrylonitrile (PAN) and mesophase pitch (MP). The structure and composition of the precursor affect the properties of the resultant carbon fibers significantly. Although the essential processes for carbon fiber production are similar, different precursors require different processing conditions in order to achieve improved performance. The research efforts on process optimization are discussed in this review. The review also attempts to cover the research on other precursor materials developed mainly for the purpose of cost reduction.
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Alternative precursor materials have been investigated primarily to reduce carbon fiber production costs.
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Although carbon fiber production follows broadly similar essential steps, PAN and MP require different processing conditions for optimized performance.
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Polyacrylonitrile (PAN) and mesophase pitch (MP) are the two most important precursors used in the carbon fiber industry.
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Precursor structure and composition significantly influence the properties of the resulting carbon fibers.
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Research has focused on optimizing carbon fiber processing conditions to improve fiber performance.
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Carbon fibers
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the effects of precursor structure and composition and processing-condition optimization on carbon-fiber properties and performance
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2009-12-16
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