654 Multifunctional Composites

Thursday, November 12, 2015: 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM
251E (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Description:
The next generation of composite structures possess smart multifunctional properties. The aim is to simultaneously improve mechanical, electrical, thermal, barrier, flammability, and impact behavior of the composite structures using an array of micro- and nano-inclusions. This session invites all papers related to various aspects of design, fabrication, testing, and characterization of multifunctional composites for different applications.

Sponsor:
Composites
Chair:
Sitaraman Krishnan Email: skrishna@clarkson.edu
Co-chairs:
Lalitha Ganapatibhotla Email: LVGanapatibhotla@dow.com
Milad Esfahani Email: mrabbanie42@students.tntech.edu


8:30 AM
Break


8:51 AM
(654b) A Dimeric Anthracene Mechanophore for Early Damage Detection in Epoxy Matrices
Elizabeth M. Nofen, Jason Wickham, Aditi Chattopadhyay and Lenore L. Dai


9:12 AM
(654c) Nanoparticle Migration in Fiber-Reinforced Polymeric Composites
Kyle Caldwell and John C. Berg


9:33 AM
(654d) Size-Dependent Permeability Deviations from Maxwell's Model in Hybrid Silica-Polymer Membranes
Norman Su, Zachary P. Smith, Benny D. Freeman and Jeffrey Urban


9:54 AM
(654e) Reinforced Magnetic Epoxy Nanocomposites with Conductive Polypyrrole Nanocoating on Nanomagnetite As a Coupling Agent
Jiang Guo, Suying Wei and Zhanhu Guo


10:15 AM
(654f) Design of a Multicatalyst Polyelectrolyte Membrane for Decomposition of Chemical Warfare Agents
John M. Landers, Jonathan Colon, Aleksey Vishnyakov and Alexander V. Neimark


10:36 AM
(654g) Conducting Functionalized Graphene-Filled Elastomer Composites
Kevin Sallah and Ilhan A. Aksay
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