炭黑环氧树脂复合材料力电性能研究

(1.工程结构性能演化与控制教育部实验室(同济大学),上海 200092; 2.同济大学 土木工程学院, 上海 200092)

炭黑; 环氧树脂; 导电性能; 力学性能; 力电性能

Electromechanical properties of carbon black/epoxy resin composites
YU Qianqian1,2, DENG Jiapeng1,2

(1.Key Laboratory of Performance Evolution and Control for Engineering Structures(Ministry of Education), Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China; 2.College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China)

carbon black; epoxy; electrical conductivity; mechanical property; electromechanical property

DOI: 10.15986/j.1006-7930.2022.02.009

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本文对炭黑环氧树脂复合材料力电性能展开试验研究.变量包括炭黑掺量和制备流程,研究其对环氧树脂导电性能、力学性能和力电性能的影响,并采用扫描电镜对炭黑分散形态进行表征.结果表明:添加丙酮可有效增加环氧树脂流动性,延长有效搅拌时间,从而促进炭黑分散增加导电路径,提高导电性能.对于8%炭黑掺量的复合材料,添加丙酮可使电阻率降低8 000倍左右.随着炭黑掺量的增加,复合材料电阻率降低,4%时导电性提高较为明显.炭黑的掺入导致复合材料抗拉强度降低,但掺量与抗拉强度变化量之间无明显关系.随着拉伸应变的增加,复合材料电阻增大,且电阻变化率与应变有较好的对应关系.电镜扫描结果表明:炭黑以网络结构的形式存在于环氧树脂中,网络结构由炭黑团聚和环氧树脂间隙组成; 随炭黑掺量的增加,网络结构更加密集.
This paper presents an experimental study on electromechanical properties of carbon black/epoxy resin(CB/EP)composites. Effects of the content of carbon black and manufacture procedures on electrical, mechanical and electromechanical properties of CB/EP composites were investigated. In addition, the dispersion morphology of carbon black was characterized by scanning electron microscope(SEM). Results showed that adoption of acetone could be used to increase fluidity of the epoxy and to extend the effective stirring time, leading to better dispersion of carbon black and consequently increased conductive paths. For the composite with the CB content of 8%, adding acetone effectively reduced the resistivity about 8 000 times. Conductivity of the composite gradually increased with the CB content, with the minimum resistivity observed in the case with the CB content of 4%. Presence of carbon black exhibited a detrimental effect on the tensile strength which deserves future work. In terms of electromechanical properties, change in resistance of the composite samples proportionally increased with the tensile strain, indicating a potential feasibility of monitoring of stress/strain state of the composites. SEM photos showed that CB exists in epoxy resin in the form of network structures, which was composed of carbon black agglomeration and epoxy resin gap. The network structures became denser as the content of CB increased.