Thermal Composites of Biobased Polyamide with Boron Nitride Micro Networks
Thermal Composites of Biobased Polyamide with Boron Nitride Micro Networks
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DOI:
10.1007/s10924-015-0733-8
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发表时间:
2015-12-01
影响因子:
5.3
通讯作者:
Naguib, Hani E.
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作者:
Mosanenzadeh, Shahriar Ghaffari;Liu, Min Wen;Naguib, Hani E.
With the growing awareness of the damage sustained by environment, and the nearly-ubiquitous impulse to minimize and counteract this damage, the use of renewable (green) resources is becoming increasingly popular. Electronic industry continues to produce millions of electronic devices daily and the rapid growth of modern technology reduces these devices' useable life spans. As a result, it has become increasingly imperative to find solutions for recycling these devices. Furthermore, since electronic devices are constantly becoming smaller and more powerful, accumulating heat concentration further reduces efficiency. Therefore, heat dissipation plays a very important role in modern electronic packaging applications. Bio-based high thermally conductive Polymeric composites seem to be potentially suitable replacements for current electronic packaging. These composites promise improved thermal management of electronics as well as protection from non-recyclable oil-based products in the environment. In this research, parametric study on partially bio-based polyamide (PA) in composite with micron size hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) platelets were performed. High viscosity PA90 and low viscosity PA30, both in composites with high thermally conductive hBN, were compared to determine the effect of matrix viscosity on mobility and arrangement of hBN particles, as well as effective thermal conductivity of the composite. Low viscosity PA30 consistently maintained higher values of thermal conductivity than the PA90. However PA90 shows higher mechanical properties. Furthermore, by narrowing down the filler content difference of the sample an interesting nonlinear trend between filler content and effective thermal conductivity of the composite is observed.