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Denk, Jakob ; Liao, Xiaojian ; Knolle, Wolfgang ; Kahnt, Axel ; Greiner, Andreas ; Schafföner, Stefan ; Agarwal, Seema ; Motz, Günter:
Novel multifibrillar carbon and oxidation-stable carbon/ceramic hybrid fibers consisting of thousands of individual nanofibers with high tensile strength.
In: Scientific Reports.
Vol. 14
(2024)
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- 18143.
ISSN 2045-2322
DOI der Verlagsversion: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-68794-w
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Project's official title Project's id Neuartige oxidationsstabile, kohlenstoffbasierte multifibrilläre Fasern mit außergewöhnlichen mechanischen Eigenschaften über das Elektrospinnen 455984818 Open Access Publizieren No information |
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Abstract
In this study, multifibrillar carbon and carbon/ceramic (C/SiCON) fibers consisting of thousands of single nanofibers are continuously manufactured. The process starts with electrospinning of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) and PAN/oligosilazane precursors resulting in poorly aligned polymer fibers. Subsequent stretching leads to parallel aligned multifibrillar fibers, which are continuously stabilized and pyrolyzed to C or C/SiCON hybrid fibers. The multifibrillar carbon fibers show a high tensile strength of 911 MPa and Young’s modulus of 154 GPa, whereas the multifibrillar C/SiCON fibers initially have only tensile strengths of 407 MPa and Young’s modulus of 77 GPa, due to sticking of the nanofibers during the stabilization in air. Additional curing with electron beam radiation, results in a remarkable increase in tensile strength of 707 MPa and Young's modulus of 98 GPa. The good mechanical properties are highlighted by the low linear density of the multifibrillar C/SiCON fibers (~ 1 tex) compared to conventional C and SiC fiber bundles (~ 200 tex). In combination with the large surface area of the fibers better mechanical properties of respective composites with a reduced fiber content can be achieved. In addition, the developed approach offers high potential to produce advanced endless multifibrillar carbon and C/SiCON nanofibers in an industrial scale.
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