Measuring Thermal Properties of Recycled Carbon Composites
测量再生碳复合材料的热性能
基本信息
- 批准号:RTI-2023-00363
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 7.18万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Research Tools and Instruments
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This Research Tool Instrument will enable us to explore new methods for examining carbon containing polymer composites for their heat-transfer and anti-flammability measurements. A global effort is underway on how to recycle polymer materials while also using carbon in polymer composites to make lighter weight and better performing materials. Only around 9% of plastics are recycled in North America, with a diversity of approaches being investigated. A variety of these recycling approaches such as pyrolysis will create carbon of unknown quality. Recycling has become a tremendous research challenge for North American companies as previously used plastics were sent to China for disposal. China in 2018 changed their policy which has resulted in a need to address this challenge ourselves. Similarly, a variety of approaches are used for integrating carbonaceous materials into polymeric systems. Carbon has a variety of allotropes such as single and multi-wall carbon nanotubes, graphene, carbon quantum-dots, graphite, diamonds and amorphous carbon. Due to the abundance of carbon, and its ability to provide low weight materials, its applications have been integrated into all forms of modern areas, particularly automobiles, trains, airplanes, structures such as bridges and integration into concrete. Towards these advantages of using low cost and renewable carbon into both virgin and recycled materials, the underlying understanding of how the carbon type/quality can control heat transfer and whether it provides insulating or conductive materials is largely unexplored. Our research program examines how green solvents can be used to integrate carbon into recycled materials or polymer composites and the quality of carbon required. For example green biobased solvents such as supercritical fluids or ionic liquids can be used in both the recycling process and enhancing carbon integration. For example, foams are being produced using supercritical carbon dioxide, where the type quality of carbon (biomass derived, graphene or graphite) is examined on exfoliation and percolation threshold. Depending on the 2D or 3D structure of the carbon containing composite, either insulating or conductive materials can be formed. Industry has been held back by wider adoption of these carbon materials due to a lack of understanding of heat transfer or flammability. Understanding the flammability and heat transfer requirements is critical for the end-use application. Several graduate students are working on industrial themed projects in our lab for both generating carbon and integrating into composites, exploring the type of carbon and underlying chemistry and physics. Both of these research tools with be used in our Advanced Material Centre for wide adoption throughout our University and area by both academic and industrial colleagues.
这一研究工具将使我们能够探索新的方法来检测含碳聚合物复合材料的传热和阻燃性测量。全球正在努力回收聚合物材料,同时在聚合物复合材料中使用碳,以制造重量更轻、性能更好的材料。在北美,只有大约9%的塑料被回收利用,人们正在研究各种方法。各种各样的回收方法,如热解,将产生未知质量的碳。回收利用已成为北美公司面临的巨大研究挑战,因为以前使用过的塑料被送往中国进行处理。中国在2018年改变了政策,因此需要自己解决这一挑战。同样地,将碳质材料集成到聚合物系统中的方法也多种多样。碳具有多种同素异形体,如单壁和多壁碳纳米管、石墨烯、碳量子点、石墨、金刚石和无定形碳。由于碳的丰富性及其提供低重量材料的能力,其应用已被集成到各种形式的现代领域,特别是汽车,火车、飞机、桥梁等结构以及与混凝土的集成。对于将低成本和可再生碳用于原始和回收材料的这些优点,对碳类型/质量如何控制热传递以及它是否提供绝缘或导电材料的基本理解在很大程度上尚未探索。 我们的研究项目探讨了如何使用绿色溶剂将碳整合到回收材料或聚合物复合材料中,以及所需的碳质量。 例如,绿色生物基溶剂如超临界流体或离子液体可用于再循环过程和增强碳整合。例如,使用超临界二氧化碳生产泡沫,其中根据剥离和渗滤阈值检查碳的类型质量(生物质衍生的石墨烯或石墨)。根据含碳复合材料的2D或3D结构,可以形成绝缘或导电材料。由于对传热或可燃性缺乏了解,这些碳材料的广泛采用阻碍了工业发展。了解可燃性和传热要求对于最终用途应用至关重要。几个研究生正在我们的实验室里从事工业主题的项目,既产生碳,又整合到复合材料中,探索碳的类型和潜在的化学和物理。这两种研究工具都将在我们的先进材料中心被学术界和工业界的同事广泛采用。
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