The Method of Transition Metal Oxides to Improve the Seebeck Coefficient of Cementitious Composite Materials
A technology of transition metals and composite materials, applied in the manufacture of tools, ceramic molding machines, etc., can solve the problems of low Seebeck coefficient, achieve stable chemical properties, high electrical conductivity, and avoid microcracks
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Embodiment 1
[0025] Prepare a steel mold with a cuboid cavity, and take Ni 2 o 3 powder, PAN based chopped carbon fiber and sulphoaluminate cement.
[0026] Using a roller sand mixer to make Ni 2 o 3 The powder and PAN-based chopped carbon fiber are evenly dispersed in the cement matrix, and the uniformly mixed powder is dry-pressed with a steel mold at a pressure greater than 20Mpa, and cured to form a composite cement body.
[0027] A flat heater is used to generate a temperature difference ΔT between the two opposite end faces of the carbon fiber cement-based composite body, one end face is gradually heated to 100°C by the flat heater (heating rate is 0.01°C / s), and the other end face is at ambient temperature (Another flat heater heats the ambient temperature at the same heating rate after 10 minutes). Using self-made thermoelectric measuring device and 34972A data acquisition / switching system to simultaneously measure the thermoelectromotive force ΔV, temperature difference ΔT and...
Embodiment 2
[0029]Prepare a steel mold with a cuboid cavity, and take Co 2 o 3 powder, PAN based chopped carbon fiber and sulphoaluminate cement.
[0030] Co 2 o 3 The powder and PAN-based chopped carbon fiber are evenly dispersed in the cement matrix, and the uniformly mixed powder is dry-pressed with a steel mold at a pressure greater than 20Mpa, and cured to form a composite cement body.
[0031] A flat heater is used to generate a temperature difference ΔT between the two opposite end faces of the carbon fiber cement-based composite body, one end face is gradually heated to 100°C by the flat heater (heating rate is 0.01°C / s), and the other end face is at ambient temperature (Another flat heater heats the ambient temperature at the same heating rate after 10 minutes). Using self-made thermoelectric measuring device and 34972A data acquisition / switching system to simultaneously measure the thermoelectromotive force ΔV, temperature difference ΔT and resistance value generated between...
Embodiment 3
[0033] Prepare a steel mold with a cuboid cavity, and take Fe 2 o 3 powder, PAN based chopped carbon fiber and sulphoaluminate cement.
[0034] Using a roller sand mixer to make Fe 2 o 3 The powder and PAN-based chopped carbon fiber are evenly dispersed in the cement matrix, and the uniformly mixed powder is dry-pressed with a steel mold at a pressure greater than 20Mpa, and cured to form a composite cement body.
[0035] A flat heater is used to generate a temperature difference ΔT between the two opposite end faces of the carbon fiber cement-based composite body, one end face is gradually heated to 100°C by the flat heater (heating rate is 0.01°C / s), and the other end face is at ambient temperature (Another flat heater heats the ambient temperature at the same heating rate after 10 minutes). Using self-made thermoelectric measuring device and 34972A data acquisition / switching system to simultaneously measure the thermoelectromotive force ΔV, temperature difference ΔT and...
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