多孔陶瓷研究X射线断层技术最新进展.ppt

* Modeling of the effective stiffness of MWNTs reinforced nanocomposite PU foam 2. Modeling of the modulus of MWNTs reinforced nanocomposite PU foam The simulation shows that the foam with longest mixing time is in best agreement with experiments The functionalization of MWNT will not improve the final properties but only likely shorten the processing time for a better dispersion * Conclusion The microstructures (apparent density and cell volume fractions) show dependence closely on the processing parameters eg., MWNT wt% and mixing time; The final properties of mechanical modulus and strength are not only dependent on MWNT wt% or mixing time independently; only dispersion is deterministic which is represented by the ratio between MWNT wt% and mixing time (h); Modelling work suggest that Mori-Tanaka model is an realistic method and the excellent agreement is found only in case when MWNT are well dispersed. * Future Works Trying to collect more data at the missing region in the mechanical properties plot to have full comparison between the processing parameters; Further increase of mixing time at the same MWNT wt% to see if the final properties are likely to improve; increase of MWNT wt% with increased mixing time aiming to keep the ratio to explore the likely range of improvement of mechanical properties; Better determination of elastic properties of PU bulk matrix and improving the accuracy of MWNT mechanical properties which are used in the modelling; How to implement the codes of FE method to simulate the mechanical behaviour of cellular materials with true geometric shape. * References [1] http//www.me.aau.dk/GetAsset.action?contentId=3540421assetId=3571377 [2]/images_di/photo-g/end-grain-balsa-wood-panel-259740.jpg [3] http://www.msm.cam.ac.uk/polymer/members/msps100/cutMWNT.jpg [4]Finite element modelling of the actual structure of cellular materials determined by X-ray tomographyActa Materialia, Volume 53, Issue 3, Pages 719-730S.Youss