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Purdue University.
Scaled-Up Production and Transport Applications of Graphitic Carbon Nanomaterials.
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正題名/作者:
Scaled-Up Production and Transport Applications of Graphitic Carbon Nanomaterials./
作者:
Saviers, Kimberly R.
面頁冊數:
1 online resource (190 pages)
附註:
Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 79-02(E), Section: B.
Contained By:
Dissertation Abstracts International79-02B(E).
標題:
Nanotechnology. -
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ISBN:
9780355257588
Scaled-Up Production and Transport Applications of Graphitic Carbon Nanomaterials.
Saviers, Kimberly R.
Scaled-Up Production and Transport Applications of Graphitic Carbon Nanomaterials.
- 1 online resource (190 pages)
Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 79-02(E), Section: B.
Thesis (Ph.D.)
Includes bibliographical references
Graphitic carbon nanomaterials enhance the performance of engineered systems for energy harvesting and storage. However, commercial availability remains largely cost-prohibitive due to technical barriers to mass production. This thesis examines both the scaled-up production and energy transport applications of graphitic materials. Cost driven-production of graphitic petals is developed, carbon nanotube array thermal interface materials enhance waste heat energy harvesting, and microsupercapacitors are visually examined using a new electroreflectance measurement method.
Electronic reproduction.
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2018
Mode of access: World Wide Web
ISBN: 9780355257588Subjects--Topical Terms:
557660
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Graphitic materials have previously been synthesized using batch-style processing methods with small sample sizes, limiting their commercial viability. In order to increase production throughput, a roll-to-roll radio-frequency plasma chemical vapor deposition method is employed to continuously deposit graphitic petals on carbon fiber tow. In consideration of a full production framework, efficient and informative characterization methods in the form of electrical resistance and electrochemical capacitance are highlighted. To co-optimize the functional characteristics of the material, the processing conditions are comprehensively varied using a data-driven predictive design of experiments method. Repeatable and reliable production of graphitic materials will enable a host of creative graphene-based devices to emerge into the marketplace. Two such applications are discussed in the remaining chapters.
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Waste heat is most efficiently harvested at high temperatures, such as vehicle exhaust systems near 600°C. However, the resistance to heat flux at the interfaces between the harvesting device and its surroundings is detrimental to the system-level performance. To study the performance of thermal interface materials up to 700°C, a reference bar measurement method was designed. Design considerations are discussed and compared to past implementations, particularly regarding radiation heat flux and thermal expansion at these elevated temperatures. The microscale roughness of the contacting measurement surface is fully characterized, as it fundamentally affects the resulting thermal interface resistance. This comprehensive method for determining thermal interface resistance at high temperatures includes the physical equipment, data acquisition system, and data analysis method.
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Thermomechanical evaluation of carbon nanotube arrays up to 700°C has shown that the arrays provide mechanical flexibility to accommodate thermal expansion in a thermomechanically mismatched interface. To demonstrate the application of the arrays for improving energy generation, they were evaluated in conjunction with a thermoelectric module. The system-level efficiency increases significantly when a carbon nanotube array is applied to the hot side of the thermoelectric module. Additional materials characterization suggests the presence of a strong thermal connection between the carbon nanotubes and their catalyst layers, due to covalent bonding between them. In another application of harvesting waste heat, the carbon nanotube arrays increase the performance of a thermo-magnetically actuated shuttle device for solar photovoltaic cells due to decreased thermal interface resistance.
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Vertically-oriented graphitic petals have previously enhanced supercapacitor power density. Here, a spatiotemporal characterization method is developed and utilized to study ageing phenomena in microsupercapacitor electrodes. The electroreflectance method captures images of charge accumulation in the electrodes at varying states during each charge-discharge cycle. The method was exploited by imaging each an ideal device and a device with defects over an extended period of over four million cycles. The charge accumulation patterns over the ageing period relate to the physical transport behavior. During a single discharge cycle, one may visually observe the electrons drifting out of the electrode.
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