The reported in-plane enhancement is larger than through-thickness enhancement at 2.0 vol%, consistent with anisotropy, but morphology itself is not independently measured from staged artifacts.[1]all time · tp:paper:f1971dfa-b8e3-45e3-8027-cdb872099b9c:claims
Table 1 has the maximum through-thickness value at 3.0 vol% (243 W/(m·K)), while 2.0 vol% is slightly lower (240 W/(m·K)); the paper phrase '2.0-3.0 vol%' is directionally supported but imprecise.[1]all time · tp:paper:f1971dfa-b8e3-45e3-8027-cdb872099b9c:claims
The extracted Table 1 through-thickness value decreases from 243 at 3.0 vol% to 238 at 5.0 vol%.[1]all time · tp:paper:f1971dfa-b8e3-45e3-8027-cdb872099b9c:claims
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The reported in-plane enhancement is larger than through-thickness enhancement at 2.0 vol%, consistent with anisotropy, but morphology itself is not independently measured from staged artifacts.
Table 1 has the maximum through-thickness value at 3.0 vol% (243 W/(m·K)), while 2.0 vol% is slightly lower (240 W/(m·K)); the paper phrase '2.0-3.0 vol%' is directionally supported but imprecise.
rmal conductivity of 274 ± 8 W/
(m·K) at 2.0 vol% loading, a 27% enhancement over the unreinforced matrix.
2. MD simulations accurately predict the interfacial thermal conductance (85 vs. 82 MW/(m²·K) for experimental),
demonstrating that …
Thermal Conductivity Enhancement in Graphene-Reinforced
Aluminum Matrix Composites: A Combined Experimental and
Molecular Dynamics Study
Wei Zhang¹, Maria Rodriguez-Lopez², Kenji Tanaka¹, Sarah O'Brien²
¹Department of Materials Science an…
full textThermal Conductivity Enhancement in Graphene-Reinforced Aluminum Matrix Composites: A Combined Experimental and Molecular Dynamics Study
Thermal Conductivity Enhancement in Graphene-Reinforced
Aluminum Matrix Composites: A Combined Experimental and
Molecular Dynamics Study
Wei Zhang¹, Maria Rodriguez-Lopez², Kenji Tanaka¹, Sarah O'Brien²
¹Department of Materials Science …
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