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Continuous Production of Carbon Fiber from PAN Precursor
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Abstract: Materials are usually stronger in fibrous form than in bulk form. Composites are made from bonding two materials, where the reinforcement contributes with the outstanding natural properties and the matrix supports the fibers by transferring the loads between them, besides protecting the fiber from the environment hazards. Consequently, cr...
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... process by which PAN is converted to carbon fibers ( Figure 3) is part chemical and part mechanical. It involves, basically, the following steps [2], [3], [5], [6]: ...
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