Carbon Fiber Paper
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Definition:
A paper produced by allowing a liquid slurry of carbon fibers to drain through a continuously moving mesh. The resulting web is pressed and heated to produce paper veils or tissues from 20 g/m2 to thick felts in excess of 250 g/m2. These materials consist of a two-dimensional sheet of short fibers with a totally random arrangement within the plane of the sheet which is suitable for composite use. Hybrid carbon fiber papers including carbon/glass, carbon/aramid and carbon/cellulose, which consist of interpenetrating random fiber networks, have also been produced.
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