Thermal conductivity improvement of surface-enhanced polyetherimide (PEI) composites using polyimide-coated h-BN particles

In this study, we investigated the thermal conductivities and mechanical properties of polyetherimide (PEI) composites using polyimide (PI)-coated h-BN (PI-BN) particles. We found that PI-coated h-BN effectively increased adhesion with the PEI matrix, imparting enhanced mechanical and thermal stabil...

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Hauptverfasser: Lee, Hoing Lae, Kwon, O Hwan, Ha, Sung Min, Kim, Byoung Gak, Kim, Yong Seok, Won, Jong Chan, Kim, Jooheon, Choi, Jong Han, Yoo, Youngjae
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description In this study, we investigated the thermal conductivities and mechanical properties of polyetherimide (PEI) composites using polyimide (PI)-coated h-BN (PI-BN) particles. We found that PI-coated h-BN effectively increased adhesion with the PEI matrix, imparting enhanced mechanical and thermal stability and thermal conductivity with increasing BN content. The thermal conductivity of the PEI composite containing 60 wt% PI-BN was 3.3 W m −1 K −1 , while the thermal conductivity of the PEI/BN composite without modification was 2.6 W m −1 K −1 . The PEI/PI-BN composites show higher impact strengths than the PEI/BN composites because of less BN particle agglomeration and good wettability between PEI and h-BN. The results indicate that the PI-coated BN incorporated into the PEI matrix effectively enhances the thermal conductivity and mechanical properties of the PEI composites. Enhanced thermal conductivities of PEI/(PI-BN) composites and their thermographic images.
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Boron nitride
Heat transfer
Mechanical properties
Particulate composites
Polyetherimides
Polymer matrix composites
Thermal conductivity
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