Permeability and conductivity of platelet-reinforced membranes and composites
T. F. Nagy, P. M. Duxbury
Abstract
We present large scale simulations of the diffusion constant D of a random composite consisting of aligned platelets with aspect ratio a/b>>1 in a matrix (with diffusion constant D0) and find that D/D0 = 1/(1+ c1 x + c2 x2), where x= a vf/b and vf is the platelet volume fraction. We demonstrate that for large aspect ratio platelets the pair term (x2) dominates suggesting large property enhancements for these materials. However a small amount of face-to-face ordering of the platelets markedly degrades the efficiency of platelet reinforcement.
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