High thermal conductivity and low viscosity water base composite heat conductivity filler nanofluid and preparation method thereof
A technology of thermally conductive fillers and nanofluids, which is applied in the field of low viscosity water-based nanofluids containing composite thermally conductive fillers and high thermal conductivity to achieve high thermal conductivity.
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[0021] Preparation of 12-3-12 with a mass content of 0.1%, 2Br -1 Aqueous solution, the composite thermally conductive filler with a total volume fraction of 0.01% and 12-3-12 with a volume fraction of 99.99%, 2Br -1 The aqueous solution was mixed and ultrasonically vibrated for about 10 hours. The mass ratio of single-layer graphene and single-walled carbon nanotubes milled for 5 hours in the composite heat-conducting filler is 3:7. The formed nanofluid is stable for 5 hours, and its thermal conductivity is 6.6% higher than that of water.
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[0023] Preparation of 12-3-12 with a mass content of 0.2%, 2Br -1 Aqueous solution, the composite thermally conductive filler with a total volume fraction of 0.01% and 12-3-12 with a volume fraction of 99.99%, 2Br -1 The aqueous solution was mixed and ultrasonically vibrated for about 10 hours. The mass ratio of single-layer graphene and single-walled carbon nanotubes milled for 5 hours in the composite heat-conducting filler is 1:1. The formed nanofluid is stable for 8 hours, and its thermal conductivity is 10.3% higher than that of water.
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[0025] Preparation of 12-3-12 with a mass content of 0.2%, 2Br -1 Aqueous solution, the composite thermally conductive filler with a total volume fraction of 0.01% and 12-3-12 with a volume fraction of 99.99%, 2Br -1 The aqueous solution was mixed and ultrasonically vibrated for about 10 hours. The mass ratio of single-layer graphene and single-walled carbon nanotubes milled for 5 hours in the composite heat-conducting filler is 7:3. The formed nanofluid is stable for 24 hours, and its thermal conductivity is 16.8% higher than that of water.
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