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P r e s e n t a ti o n S e r i e sClubournalJ
Thermal Conductivity in Polymers
Bulk Polymer
Known as thermal insulaters.
Individual Chainof Poly Ethylene (PE)
Extremely high thermal conductivity. In practical application individual chain form offiber or films.
In this study :
Ultra drawn PE nanofibers.
Lenght : Tens of milimeters ???? Diameter : 50 – 500 nm
Thermal Conductivity:
Applications
Methods
Composite :
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Similarly alingment of the polymer chains can increase the thermal conductivity.
Methods
0.8 wt% ultra-high molecular weight PE Powder
140 C N2 Environment
Gel PE at 120 C
90 C Heating (Dry)
Diameters rangingfrom 50 to 500 nm
Measuremet is doneat the most necked Region along 300 um long fiber.
Methods
Measurement
High Vacum 50 uTorr
Conductive silver epoxy. Motorized Stage
Measurement
First Step : Calibration
Thermal conductance of the cantilever is 1000 times largerthan the fibre.
Nanofiber heat absorbance is0,1 %
Varying absorbed power on the end of the cantilever.
Second Step: Calibration
Laser power held constant. Andthermocoupol temperaturevaryed
Initial bending of cantilever is fixed.
Change in temperature bends the cantilever.
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Results
is the highest thermal conductivityThat achieved.
It is ;
higher than micrometer size fibers.
300 times higher than bulk PE .
higher than half of pure metals including:patinum, iron and nickel.
Reasons
1 ) Small crystalline structures are broken and during streching they transformed in lamels.
2 ) Folded chains become unfolded.
3 ) Defects and impurities moved out to the surface or disappeared.
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