G203 MEASUREMENTS OF THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY AND ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF A SINGLE CARBON FIBER(Thermophysical properties) :

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  • Fujiwara,S.
    Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences,. Kyushu University
  • Zhang,X.
    Institute of Advanced Material Study, Kyushu University
  • Fujii,M.
    Institute of Advanced Material Study, Kyushu University

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In this paper, the thermal conductivity of a single carbon fiber under different manufacturing conditions is measured using the steady-state short-hot-wire method. This method is based on the heat transfer phenomenon of a pin fin attached to a short hot wire. The short hot wire is supplied with a constant direct current to generate a uniform heat flux, and its both ends are connected to lead wires and maintained at the initial temperature. The test fiber is attached as a pin fin to the center position of the hot wire at one end and the other end is connected to a heat sink. One-dimensional steady-state heat conduction along the hot wire and test fiber is assumed, and the basic equations are analytically solved. From the solutions, the relations among the average temperature rise of the hot wire, the heat generation rate, the temperature at the attached end of the fiber, and the heat flux from the hot wire to the fiber are accurately obtained. Based on the relations, the thermal conductivity of the single carbon fiber can be easily estimated when the average temperature rise and the heat generation rate of the hot wire are measured for the same system. Further, the electrical conductivity of the single carbon fiber is measured at the same conditions as for the thermal conductivity using a four-point contact method. The relation between the thermal conductivity and electrical conductivity is further discussed, based on the crystal microstructure.

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