کد مقاله | کد نشریه | سال انتشار | مقاله انگلیسی | نسخه تمام متن |
---|---|---|---|---|
5432251 | 1508832 | 2017 | 18 صفحه PDF | دانلود رایگان |
Tape-shaped pitch fibers with a transverse cross-sectional size of 400 μm width and â¼30 μm thickness, melt-spun from mesophase pitch, were adopted as a model for treatment in oxygen using various temperatures and durations to investigate their stabilization behavior. Several characterization techniques were used to systematically analyze the functional group species, oxygen content and distribution, local composition, thermal pyrolysis behavior and micro-structural changes in the various stabilized tapes. After oxidative stabilization treatment, the tape-shaped fiber exhibits uniform shrinkage behavior during subsequent heat treatments thereby maintaining its tape shape and structural integrity. The â¼30 μm thick tapes can be stabilized completely by treatment in oxygen at 220 °C for â¼10 h and this indicates a high efficiency of stabilization, which is, perhaps unexpectedly, higher than that of corresponding â¼30 μm diameter round-shaped fibers. Thermal decomposition pathways varied with the degree of stabilization and have obvious effects on the microstructure of the resulted tapes, which in turn strongly influences their final physical properties. Pitch tapes oxidized under mild conditions offered relatively higher mechanical performance. Tensile strength and Young's modulus of 2500 °C graphitized tapes, previously oxidatively stabilized at 220 °C for 20 h, were measured to be about 2 and 250 GPa, respectively.
After oxidative stabilization at 220 °C for â¼10 h, the concentration and distribution of oxygen along the thickness direction on the transverse cross-section of stabilized tape (ca. 30 μm in thickness) are nearly equivalent. The subsequently carbonized (1000 °C) and graphitized (2500 °C) tape-shaped thick fibers completely maintain their morphology and structural integrity, and exhibit good mechanical performance.213
Journal: Carbon - Volume 115, May 2017, Pages 59-76