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• W1532080393 abstract "Polymer nano-composite matrix could be the ideal solution for a new generation of composite materials. The continuous demand for new high performance polymer composite for various applications, in different industrial sectors, has lead many researchers to investigate the potential use of the carbon nanotubes (CNTs) as nano-reinforcements of polymer matrix for the manufacturing of traditional laminate composite. CNTs have attracted considerable attention due to their unique mechanical, surface, multifunctional properties and strong interactions with the hosting matrix mainly associated to their nano-scale features. CNTs’ impressive mechanical properties, with stiffness and strength values falling within the range of 100-1000 GPa and 2.5-3.5 GPa, respectively, make them ideal candidates to develop novel composites characterized by advanced polymer matrices (Treacy, 1996). Despite the enormous amount of experimental data available in literature (Coleman et al. 2006, Thosterston et al., 2003), there are still controversial results concerning elastic property, strength and fracture toughness; moreover, due to inherent difficulties in processing these unconventional nanostructure as nano-fillers in polymer system, a reliable theoretical correlation of the experimental data is still in shadow. Different approaches to build an appropriate theory for predicting reinforcement efficiency of CNTs within an hosting matrix have been presented in the literature.Indeed, the reinforcement capability of carbon nanotubes in a polymeric matrix will depend on their amount, but, undoubtedly, their arrangement within the hosting medium plays a fundamental role in the load transfer mechanism. For this reason, the state and level of dispersion need to be accounted in any attempt for predicting the mechanical behaviour of the final nano-composite system. In literature the enhancing reinforcement of CNT loading for the Young’s modulus is commonly reported. However, at the same time, discrepancy among the different data is highlighted. Therefore, an important issue for modelling purpose is the lack of a reliable database for this property. Characterization and structure-properties of nano-mechanics modelling research have shown that enhancement in mechanical properties of nano-composites are strongly" @default.
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• W1532080393 title "Investigation of the Effective Reinforcement Modulus of Carbon Nanotubes in an Epoxy Matrix" @default.
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