Anomalous thermal conductivity enhancement in nanotube suspensions
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... interface materials (TIMs). XI. Graphene and Carbon Based Composites The needs for improved TIMs in modern electronics and optoelectronics stimulated interest to carbon materials as fillers for TIMs [105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113]. Current TIMs are based on polymers or greases filled with thermally conductive particles such as silver, which require high volume fractions of filler (up to 70%) to achieve K of ~1-5 W/mK of the co...
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...As compared with the existing experimental data [ 32 ], the proposed model provided reasonable agreement with adjusted thermal conductivity of CNTs....
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...Later, nanotube (multiwalled carbon nanotubes or MWNTs)-oil (α-olefin) mixtures were investigated by Choi et al. [ 32 ] to measure their effective thermal conductivity....
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...They found that the improvement of the thermal conductivity is slightly higher than that reported by Assael et al. [39], Xie et al. [33], and Wen and Ding [37], but much lower than that showed in Choi et al. [ 32 ]....
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...Choi et al. [ 32 ] MWNTs ∅25 × 50 µm oil exceed 250% at 1.0 vol% Biercuk et al. [34] SWNTs ∅3–30 epoxy 125% at 1.0 wt% Xie et al. [33] TCNTs ∅15 × 30 µm DW, EG, DE 19.6%, 12.7%, and 7.0% increase at 1.0 vol% for TCNT/DE, EG, and...
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...The results within Nan’s model [95] agree well with the experimental observations [ 32 ]....
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