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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"FCCVD"”.
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On the Dynamics within a Gas Phase Process for Continuous Carbon Nanotube Synthesis
… floating catalyst chemical vapour deposition (FCCVD) method discussed in this dissertation bridges the gap between generating nano- and macro-scale CNT material and has already been adopted by industry for exploitation. A deep understanding of the phenomena that occur within the FCCVD reactor …
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Gas-phase processes for carbon nanotubes production: catalyst synthesis and CNT reorientation dynamics
… (CVD) on substrates and floating catalysts (FCCVD) are considered the most promising routes for the scalable production of high-quality CNTs. Aerosol dynamics play a uniquely important role in CNT synthesis and aerosol processes have emerged as a versatile approach for the scalable synthesis …
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An Investigation of Carbon Nanotube Synthesis: Modelling and Experiments
… floating catalyst chemical vapour deposition (FCCVD) method has been widely accepted as a promising technique for mass production of CNTs. Despite the recent progress in improving the technique, a lack of fundamental understanding of the limiting factors and the underlying mechanisms of CNT …
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Characterization, Processing, and Synthesis of Extreme-Performance Continuous Carbon Nanotube Network Composites
… floating-catalyst chemical vapor deposition (FCCVD) as model systems, we first explore yarn characteristics which are unique to their hierarchical, bundled-fiber structure, placing focus on the oxygen-rich amorphous carbon phase found in pre-densified, chemically-stretched yarns. A green …
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Quantitative Chemical Analysis Throughout the FC CVD Process as a Route to Reliable Fibre Production and Research
Carbon nanotube fibre production through the Floating Catalyst – Chemical Vapour Deposition (FC-CVD) process has been developed at Cambridge University for 14 years by the Macromolecular Materials Laboratory (MML) group. Since then research has focused on lab-scale processes and fibre property …