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w5jo at brightok.net
w5jo at brightok.net
Thu Nov 26 21:58:12 EST 2015
Physics, Chemistry
Does carbon fiber conduct electricity?
Does carbon fiber conduct electricity?
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Carbon Fiber itself has a high resistance, but will still conduct electricity. Carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer may not a easily conduct due to the infused polymer (which dose not conduct) that may insulate the carbon strands.
From: Glen Zook
Carbon black, when used as just a pigment, such as in paint, is not, usually, very conductive, based on the composition of the basic substance in which the carbon black is immersed. However, when used as a filler, and so forth, in other things, such as plastic, etc., then it can definitely be conductive. Carbon black is used in ESD protection items, etc.
http://www.moderndispersions.com/CONDUCTIVITY.pdf
http://www.ampacet.com/faqs/conductive-carbon-blacks-how-to-use-them/
http://www.premixgroup.com/product-cats/conductive-compounds/conductive-carbon-black/
Glen, K9STH
Website: http://k9sth.net
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