An efficient method was proposed to prepare high-performance conductive AramidCarbon Blend Fabrics(ACBF)with cobalt-nickel(Co-Ni)alloy coatings,which is conducive to industrial production.The grid-like substrate compo...An efficient method was proposed to prepare high-performance conductive AramidCarbon Blend Fabrics(ACBF)with cobalt-nickel(Co-Ni)alloy coatings,which is conducive to industrial production.The grid-like substrate composed of aramid and carbon fibers was innovatively used in flexible Electromagnetic Interference(EMI)shielding materials.The natural network structure is advantageous to the uniform deposition of metal particles to the establishment of conductive pathways subsequently in order to improve conductivity.The induction of a synergistic effect from Electromagnetic(EM)wave-reflection and EM wave-absorption through the whole carbonCo-Ni-ternary system notably enhanced the EMI Shielding Effectiveness(SE)value to an average of 42.57 d B in the range of 30-6000 MHz.On the other hand,together with the inherent toughness of the alloy coatings,the tensile strength of the aramid fibers used for bulletproof made a significant contribution to the desired mechanical properties.The light weight of the resultant composite made it applicable to aerospace vehicles simultaneously.X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy(XPS)was conducted to investigate the variations of elements and groups on the sample surface in pretreating process.The elemental components and surface morphologies of fabric samples during different stages of the process were investigated by Scanning Electron Microscope(SEM)and Energy Dispersive spectrometer(EDX)measurements.X-Ray Diffraction(XRD)results indicated that the obtained Co-Ni alloy coating had a combined Hexagonal Closed-Packed(HCP)and FacedCentered Cubic(FCC)crystalline phase.The relatively high corrosion resistance demonstrated in different acid and alkaline conditions was instrumental in more complex environments as well.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.U1830108)the Shanghai Natural Science Foundation,China(No.20ZR1405000)+1 种基金the Innovation Foundation of Shanghai Aerospace Science and Technology,China(No.SAST2018-061)the Exploratory Research Project of“Yanchang Petroleum(Group)-Fudan University”,China。
文摘An efficient method was proposed to prepare high-performance conductive AramidCarbon Blend Fabrics(ACBF)with cobalt-nickel(Co-Ni)alloy coatings,which is conducive to industrial production.The grid-like substrate composed of aramid and carbon fibers was innovatively used in flexible Electromagnetic Interference(EMI)shielding materials.The natural network structure is advantageous to the uniform deposition of metal particles to the establishment of conductive pathways subsequently in order to improve conductivity.The induction of a synergistic effect from Electromagnetic(EM)wave-reflection and EM wave-absorption through the whole carbonCo-Ni-ternary system notably enhanced the EMI Shielding Effectiveness(SE)value to an average of 42.57 d B in the range of 30-6000 MHz.On the other hand,together with the inherent toughness of the alloy coatings,the tensile strength of the aramid fibers used for bulletproof made a significant contribution to the desired mechanical properties.The light weight of the resultant composite made it applicable to aerospace vehicles simultaneously.X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy(XPS)was conducted to investigate the variations of elements and groups on the sample surface in pretreating process.The elemental components and surface morphologies of fabric samples during different stages of the process were investigated by Scanning Electron Microscope(SEM)and Energy Dispersive spectrometer(EDX)measurements.X-Ray Diffraction(XRD)results indicated that the obtained Co-Ni alloy coating had a combined Hexagonal Closed-Packed(HCP)and FacedCentered Cubic(FCC)crystalline phase.The relatively high corrosion resistance demonstrated in different acid and alkaline conditions was instrumental in more complex environments as well.
