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Department of Polymer Science and Engineering,

Kumoh National Institute of Technology, Gumi, Gyungbuk 730-701, Korea

*Composites Research Lab., Agency for Defense Development, P. O. Box 35-4, Daejeon, Korea

(Received January 10, 2005;accepted February 28, 2005)

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Abstract:Stabilization process is absolutely necessary to convert the precursor fibers into chemically, physically, thermally and structurally stable carbon fibers. Especially, it is critically important for rayon fibers experiencing severe weight loss and thermal shrinkage occurring at the stabilization stage below 400 ×. The stabilization of rayon fibers strongly depends not only on stabilization temperature but also on heating rate, chemical pre-treatment, atmosphere, and so on. In the present study, the weight loss, fiber diameter change occurred in the furnace during the stabilization process for rayon fibers produced with various heating rates and in the absence and presence of phosphorous-based flame retardants and the thermal stability of the stabilized fibers were investigated. The result indicates that the weight, diameter and thermal stability of the rayon fibers are significantly affected by the type and amount of the flame retardant used. It is also suggested that the pre-treatment of rayon fibers with a concentration lower than 3 vol% of phosphoric acid is most desirable for further carbonization process of stabilized rayon fibers.

Keywords: rayon fiber, stabilization process, weight loss, fiber diameter, thermal stability, carbon fiber.

†To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: [email protected]

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0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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10 vol%

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’²Ö† pyrophosphoric acid– metaphosphoric acidÒ Æ& phopho- us² ®r12 ‡ÚÊ TGA wk g ã JÚÊ ÆÊ& ÎònÊ r êV gfâÒ ^î®Vš ْ² f>r:.

Figure 7– 3 vol% ã® FR-SH òFrÒ ÿ®B ^Ê~‚v Ò K† g 400 ×&r žkªKk   ‚v& V®B ~

ã ª& †Ò r3®ê gfâÒ JBV:. žkª‚v® 500 × Ê®&r® Jžk‡– 150, 175 e 200 ×/h Ž ~ã& ®Ê

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Ž Û®® Î òFr Î, H-205 e FR-SH² WW Zîr

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Figure 7. TGA(top) and DTA(bottom) thermograms measured in N2 for the rayon fibers treated with FR-SH of 3 vol% and then stabilized to 400 × at different heating rates.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

150 OC 175 OC 200 OC

# 3# 533# 733# 933# ;33#

Temperature(×) 453

433

;3 93 73 53 3

Weight(%)

3 2 1 0 1

150 OC 175 OC 200 OC

579

571 547

# 3# 533# 733# 933# ;33#

Temperature(×) 314#

313#

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Deriv. weight(%)

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