Vol. 1 No. 1: (Published)

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    Article ID: 171

    Expanded graphite / Polyaniline / F & O4 Composite

    by Lung Chang

    Composite Materials Research, Vol.1, No.1, 2018; 152 Views, 6 PDF Downloads

    DOI: https://doi.org/10.1828/cmr.v1i1.171

    expanded graphite was prepared by in-situ polymerization method / Polyaniline ( Eg/pani Composites , will Fe3 0 4 is loaded on Eg/pani Surface , to obtain a with electromagnetic absorption properties Eg/pani/fe3 0 4 Composite . by scanning the electron microscope ( SEM) , X X-ray diffraction ( XRD ), Fourier Transform infrared spectrometer ( FTIR) and Vector Network Analyzer ( VNA the appearance of composite materials , the component and absorbing properties arestudied investigate . The Wave-absorbing performance analysis results show that , When the doping concentration is 0.05 mol/l , Match thickness d = 2 mm , Minimum reflection loss for samples ( rl_ in 8. $ GHz at the - Panax DB. increases with doping concentration , Minimum reflection loss peak moves to low frequency , The corresponding thickness of the is gradually thickened . Dielectric Relaxation polarization of the material , Eddy Current loss and A/4 Interference cancellation of the model Shuangfeng , makes theEg/pani/fe3 0 4 Composite in electrical The field of magnetic wave absorption has certain application prospects .

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    Article ID: 204

    Wave-absorbing Structural Ceramic Matrix Composites

    by laifei Cheng

    Composite Materials Research, Vol.1, No.1, 2018; 198 Views, 8 PDF Downloads

    DOI: https://doi.org/10.1828/cmr.v1i1.204

    with the rapid development of radar detection technology, materials with wave-absorbing and load-bearing perform Ance are needed in order to satisfy the stealth requirements of aerospace vehicle key thermal. It is thus necessary to develop the high-temperature wave-absorbing structural. In this paper, the Wave-absorbing matching principles (impedance matching and attenuation principles) and mechanical match ing principles (elastic modulus matching,interfacial debonding and Thermal expansion coefficient matching principles) of the wave-absorbing structural composites were introduced. Recent development of the High-temperature wave-absorbing structural ceramic matrix composites was reviewed. In addition, the development trend of designing absorbing structural materials with excellent properties according to the Wave-absorbing and mechanical matching principles was also prospected.