Original paper
Through-thickness thermoelectric power of a carbon fiber/epoxy composite and decoupled contributions from a lamina and an interlaminar interface
Abstract
Thermoelectric structural materials are potentially attractive for large-scale energy harvesting. Through filler incorporation and unprecedented decoupling of the bulk (laminae) and interfacial (interlaminar interfaces) contributions to the Seebeck voltage (through-thickness Seebeck voltage of a crossply continuous carbon fiber/epoxy composite laminate), this work provides thermoelectric power magnitudes at ∼70 °C up to 110, 1670 and 11,000 μV/K...
Paper Details
Title
Through-thickness thermoelectric power of a carbon fiber/epoxy composite and decoupled contributions from a lamina and an interlaminar interface
Published Date
Feb 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
52
Pages
30 - 39
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