Development of Innovative Technologies for Composites Having Through Plane Alignment of Fibers
纤维平面排列复合材料创新技术的开发
基本信息
- 批准号:DDG-2015-00053
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 0.73万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Development Grant
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2016-01-01 至 2017-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The normal composite materials usually contain fibers with in-plane alignment leading to enhanced strength properties and are very widely used. Through Plane Aligned (TPA) composites can exhibit many other enhanced properties, such as wear and abrasion resistance, porosity, thermal and electrical conductivity in the lateral direction, and barrier properties, etc. This makes these materials suitable for use in many high value products. Some examples are; electronic devices and sensors, filter or barrier membranes for many processes, laterally conductive ceramic based heat exchangers for highly corrosive industrial applications and for high temperature fluids, abrasion resistant materials having laterally oriented ceramic fibers. At present the TPA materials are not considered a viable option for many applications as there is no economical mass fabrication technology in existence. Therefore, this research program aims to develop technologies for high volume fabrication of TPA composite materials. Three different methods will be used; a) Fabrication of TPA composites based on sheet extrusion followed by an innovative folding/cutting/curing process; b) Fabrication of TPA composites based on foaming followed by axial compression leading to flattening of bubbles and alignment of the fibers in the lateral directions; c) Fabrication of TPA composites based on application of magnetic field when magnetically active fibers are used in conjunction with the previous foaming based process. The development of each process will be followed by optimization experiments to attain stable production process for a particular material combination. In the long term detailed scientific studies will be carried out on these processes to enable a large group of materials to be used; such as elastomers, olefins, etc., with different fibers. Therefore, a broad range of TPA composites can be produced suitable for a wide range of applications. The successful development of technology for TPA composite fabrication will be beneficial for the Canadian manufacturing sector as a producer of these high utility, value-added materials and the suppliers of the technology. This is especially significant as this sector is continuously facing job losses and introduction of a new technology will bring some relief to it. Concurrent to the development of these processes, a pool of HQP will also be trained who can take advantage of this technology and introduce it to the Canadian manufacturing industry, leading to economic advantages.
常规复合材料通常含有具有面内取向的纤维,从而导致增强的强度性能,并且被非常广泛地使用。通过平面排列(TPA)复合材料可以表现出许多其他增强的性能,如耐磨性和耐磨性,多孔性,在横向方向上的导热性和导电性,以及阻隔性能等,这使得这些材料适用于许多高价值的产品。一些例子是;电子器件和传感器、用于许多工艺的过滤或阻挡膜、用于高腐蚀性工业应用和用于高温流体的横向传导陶瓷基热交换器、具有横向取向陶瓷纤维的耐磨材料。目前,TPA材料不被认为是许多应用的可行选择,因为没有经济的大规模制造技术。因此,本研究计划旨在开发TPA复合材料的大批量制造技术。将使用三种不同的方法:a)基于片材挤出然后是创新的折叠/切割/固化工艺的TPA复合材料的制造; B)基于发泡然后是轴向压缩的TPA复合材料的制造,导致气泡变平和纤维在横向方向上对齐; c)当磁活性纤维与先前的基于发泡的工艺结合使用时,基于磁场的应用制造TPA复合材料。每个工艺的开发之后都将进行优化实验,以获得特定材料组合的稳定生产工艺。从长远来看,将对这些工艺进行详细的科学研究,以使用大量材料,如弹性体、烯烃等,不同的纤维。因此,可以生产适用于广泛应用的各种TPA复合材料。TPA复合材料制造技术的成功开发将有利于加拿大制造业作为这些高效用、高附加值材料的生产者和技术供应商。这一点尤其重要,因为该行业一直面临失业问题,引入新技术将为其带来一些缓解。在开发这些流程的同时,还将培训一批HQP,他们可以利用这一技术并将其引入加拿大制造业,从而带来经济优势。
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10.1016/j.desal.2016.09.034 - 发表时间:
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- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
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Development of novel composite materials for Escalator Handrails with improved properties
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- 批准号:
560753-2020 - 财政年份:2020
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$ 0.73万 - 项目类别:
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