High thermal conductivity non-metallic honeycomb

Details High thermal conductivity non-metallic honeycomb High thermal conductivity non-metallic honeycomb

1994-04-01

1996-03-12

Epstein, Henry F.

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Structurally defined web or sheet

Honeycomb-like

5278414, 527931, 428118, 428367, 428902, B32B 312

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054984629

ABSTRACT:
Thermally conductive non-metallic honeycomb structures are provided as well as a novel co-corrugation process for their production. The thermal conductivity of the non-metallic honeycomb structures is increased by incorporating unidirectional thermally conductive fibers in the corrugated laminate sheets used to form the honeycomb. Thermally conductive fibers are integrated in the laminate sheets as a unidirectional fiber prepreg which minimizes the number of broken fibers and allows controlled directional heat conductance through the honeycomb structure.

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