Anisotropic Thermal Conductivity of 3D Printed Graphene Enhanced Thermoplastic Polyurethanes Structure toward Photothermal Conversion

Zihao Kang; Min Xi; Nian Li; Shudong Zhang; Zhenyang Wang

doi:10.1016/j.carbon.2025.120023

Paper

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Experimental GrowthExperimental CharacterizationComputational MD

Anisotropic Thermal Conductivity of 3D Printed Graphene Enhanced Thermoplastic Polyurethanes Structure toward Photothermal Conversion

Zihao Kang, Min Xi, Nian Li, Shudong Zhang et al.

2025·10.1016/j.carbon.2025.120023·arXiv:2410.06470

Samples

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Neat TPU filament used as the reference filament for FDM printing.

2 characterizations1 figure

ExperimentalTPUStudied Material

30 wt% graphene-enhanced TPU filament prepared for FDM printing.

3 preparations4 characterizations4 properties1 figure

Experimentalgraphene/TPUStudied MaterialCStudied MaterialTPUStudied Material

3D printed G-TPU/N-TPU double-layer structure with a top G-TPU layer and bottom N-TPU layer.

1 preparation7 properties

Experimentalgraphene/TPU + TPUStudied Materialgraphene/TPUStudied MaterialTPUStudied Material

Colored black TPU reference sample used for photothermal comparison.

1 property

ExperimentalC-TPUStudied Material

Pristine graphene flakes used as the filler and spectral reference.

1 characterization1 figure

CStudied Material

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