Carbon nanotube （CNT）was applied in various fields for itssuperior electrical, mechanical and thermal characteristics. After composites were fabricated by extrusion processusing ball-milledCu-CNT powders, mechanical...Carbon nanotube （CNT）was applied in various fields for itssuperior electrical, mechanical and thermal characteristics. After composites were fabricated by extrusion processusing ball-milledCu-CNT powders, mechanicalpropertiesofCu-CNT composites according to CNT fraction were reviewed. CNT （1%, 5% and 10%）,Cu （d=100 nm）, zirconia balls （90 g） and ethanol （20mL） were mixed and dispersed for5h at a speed of 500 r/minusing a planetary ball mill. A billet （d=50 mm, length=100 mm） was made with Cu, and the composite powderswerefilled up into billet using the uni-axial press. In the extrusion process, after the billet was heated at 880℃for1h, specimens were produced in the shape of a round bar using the billet by applying a load of 200 t. The composite powdersweremeasured for particle size byparticlesize distributionequipment. Then the specimen surface fabricated by extrusion was observed by SEM. Mechanicalpropertiesmeasured by the indentation equipment increased with increasing CNT content. The yield strength, tensile strength and hardness of theCu–CNTs composites canbeobviously improved.展开更多
基金supported by the Gyeongsang National University Fund for Professors on Sabbatical Leave (2014)Basic Science Research Program though the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF)funded by the Ministry of Science, ICT and future Planning (2015R1A2A01004579)
文摘Carbon nanotube （CNT）was applied in various fields for itssuperior electrical, mechanical and thermal characteristics. After composites were fabricated by extrusion processusing ball-milledCu-CNT powders, mechanicalpropertiesofCu-CNT composites according to CNT fraction were reviewed. CNT （1%, 5% and 10%）,Cu （d=100 nm）, zirconia balls （90 g） and ethanol （20mL） were mixed and dispersed for5h at a speed of 500 r/minusing a planetary ball mill. A billet （d=50 mm, length=100 mm） was made with Cu, and the composite powderswerefilled up into billet using the uni-axial press. In the extrusion process, after the billet was heated at 880℃for1h, specimens were produced in the shape of a round bar using the billet by applying a load of 200 t. The composite powdersweremeasured for particle size byparticlesize distributionequipment. Then the specimen surface fabricated by extrusion was observed by SEM. Mechanicalpropertiesmeasured by the indentation equipment increased with increasing CNT content. The yield strength, tensile strength and hardness of theCu–CNTs composites canbeobviously improved.
