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… aligned film of Carbon Nanotubes attached to a metal substrate

… aligned film of Carbon Nanotubes attached to a metal substrate. Bucky Fur as Thermal Material. David Tomanek. General Carbon Technologies gencarbon@yahoo.com. “Bucky Fur” …. Unique properties of carbon nanotubes. 1-20 nano-meters in diameter Atomically perfect Chemically inert

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… aligned film of Carbon Nanotubes attached to a metal substrate

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  1. … aligned film of Carbon Nanotubes attached to a metal substrate Bucky Fur as Thermal Material David Tomanek General Carbon Technologies gencarbon@yahoo.com “Bucky Fur” …

  2. Unique properties ofcarbon nanotubes • 1-20 nano-meters in diameter • Atomically perfect • Chemically inert • 100 times stronger than steel • Extremely high melting temperature • Conduct heat efficiently • Conduct electrons efficiently • Can be filled with molecules • Non-toxic http://www.pa.msu.edu/~tomanek/

  3. High heat conductivity of nanotubes • Nanotubes may help solve the heat problem: Efficient conductors of electrons and heat • Record Heat Conductivity: * Diamond (isotopically pure): 3320 W/m/K * Nanotubes: 6,600 W/m/K (theory, SWNT) >3,000 W/m/K (experiment, MWNT) (room temperature values) David Tomanek Tomanek@msu.edu

  4. Engage Disengage Thermally Conductive Bonds Nano-Velcro:Bonding at the nanometer scale • Mating nanotube elements • Strong, permanent bonds • Self-repairing bonds • Chemically inert and non-toxic • Thermally stable • U.S. Patent applied for • (Tomanek/Enbody/Kwon)

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