Comparative Analysis of Thermophysical Properties of Functional Epoxy Matrix Composites Reinforced with Glass or Carbon Fibers in the Context of Heat Transfer Anisotropy

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T13129 Material Properties and Applications

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The paper presents comprehensive and complementary studies of the thermophysical properties of functional composite structures. The term functional in this case means the study of the structure while maintaining its post-production imperfections, as opposed to the study of material samples prepared solely for this purpose. The paper presents the results of experimental studies, followed by an analysis of thermophysical properties characterizing heat accumulation and anisotropic heat transfer of two types of utility composites. Composites with an epoxy matrix and two types of reinforcement, glass and carbon fibers, were studied. The research program included micro- and macrostructural analysis and comprehensive thermogravimetric, microcalorimetric and thermal diffusivity measurements. In the studies of heat transfer phenomena, the directional dependence of properties was considered. Attention was focused on maintaining high temperature resolution of measurements, and the effect of repeated temperature exposure was also determined. The results of the research are the determined quantitative and qualitative characteristics, including the temperature dependence of a set of thermophysical properties of the tested materials. Key findings include higher thermal stability and a significant thermal anisotropy ratio in the graphite-reinforced polymer composite compared to the glass-reinforced polymer composite, which exhibited a lower onset decomposition temperature. The results offer crucial data for engineering calculations, structural analyses, and defining operational limits. Analysis of the results provides insight into possible design and operational problems of real structures in relation to model data.

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