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The Production Advanced Carbon Nanocomposite Materials by Using the Method of Vibro-turbulization

M. Shoikhedbrod

Abstract


Nanocomposites are materials that contain nano-sized particles in a matrix of a standard material. The addition of nanoparticles to the matrix results in a sharp improvement in the properties of the resulting nanomaterial, including mechanical strength, toughness, and electrical or thermal conductivity. Existing methods for the synthesis of nanocomposites, consisting in the laser decomposition of an aerosol of a ferrocene solution in toluene, as a result of which a nanocomposite containing amorphous carbon nanoparticles and isolated iron-based nanoparticles is formed in a continuous manner and in one operation; the use of the dispersion technique of carbon nanotubes (CNT) in the production of aluminum matrix nanocomposites; the use low-frequency ultrasonic treatment in the production of carbon nanocomposites. These methods do not permit to reach the main goal of the production of advanced carbon nanocomposite materials with a basis (matrix) filled by uniformly distributed carbon and isolated iron-based nanoparticles, having high strength and rigidity. The paper presents the new development method of advanced carbon nanocomposite materials production, in which this main goal is achieved by using the process of Vibro-turbulization

Keywords


Nanocomposite materials production, advanced nanocomposite materials, matrixes, fillers, uniformly distributed fillers, vibro-turbulization

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