研究生: |
林高祺 Lin, Kao-Chi |
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論文名稱: |
以兆赫波頻譜進行可低溫回收碳纖維產品分類 Classification of Low-Temperature Recyclable Carbon Fiber Products by using Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy |
指導教授: |
楊承山
Yang, Chan-Shan |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
光電工程研究所 Graduate Institute of Electro-Optical Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2021 |
畢業學年度: | 109 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 45 |
中文關鍵詞: | 碳纖維 、低溫化學分解法回收 、兆赫波時域光譜 、非破壞性檢測 、carbon fiber 、CF |
英文關鍵詞: | carbon fiber, low-temperature chemical decomposition method recovery, megahertz wave time domain spectroscopy, non-destructive testing, carbon fiber, CF |
DOI URL: | http://doi.org/10.6345/NTNU202100101 |
論文種類: | 學術論文 |
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為達到環境永續發展,減少資源浪費,具有回收價值的碳纖維複合材料不應再視為廢物,而是可成為再度使用的材料。近年來許多研究機構或廠商紛紛投入化學分解法碳纖維回收技術,採用化學溶劑將基體樹脂和纖維分離,得到高品質的長纖碳纖維,惟目前使用的回收方法成本過於昂貴,為了解決此問題,有必要開發更高效能化之碳纖維回收方法,以提升此技術市場應用價值。若要能夠有效地將不同來源之碳纖維複合材料分解處理,在回收碳纖維處理前必須要搭配快速且有效率之非破壞性檢測技術,對碳纖維做快速檢測分類,不僅能配合不同溶劑之化學分解法,同時還可辨識出不易回收或是無回收價值之碳纖維。兆赫波具有低能量光子、高穿透和寬頻的特性,最有機會達到此檢測分類技術之目的,因此本實驗進行兆赫波碳纖維回收分類技術研究,藉由兆赫波光譜區分不同樹脂基碳纖維中環氧樹脂,以配合工研院研發低溫化學分解法得到可回收的樹脂與高品質長纖碳纖維。本實驗目標為使用兆赫波檢測技術進行碳纖維材料之品質鑑別,將兆赫波導入回收碳纖維複合材料的檢測技術領域,設計適用於回收線上檢測之兆赫波激發源,以加速兆赫波系統導入工業化碳纖維回收應用。
In order to achieve sustainable environmental development and reduce resource waste, the carbon fiber composite materials which have recycling value should no longer be regarded as waste, but should be reused. In recent years, many research institutions or manufacturers have invested in chemical decomposition carbon fiber recycling technology, using chemical solvents to separate the Epoxy matrix and the fibers, to obtain high-quality long carbon fibers. However, the current recycling methods are too expensive. In order to solve this problem, we must develop more efficient carbon fiber recycling methods, to enhance the application value of recycling technology in the market. To decompose carbon fiber composite materials from different sources effectively, the non-destructive detection technology is fast and efficient to get information before recycling carbon fiber. The rapid detection and classification technology can not only cooperate with the chemical decomposition method of different solvents, but also identify carbon fibers which are difficult to recycle or those have no recycling value. Terahertz has the unique characteristics of low-energy photons, high penetration and broadband. It seems to have best chance to achieve the goal of this detection and classification technology. Therefore, this experiment conducts the research of Terahertz spectrum to recycle and classify the carbon fiber, and distinguishes different Epoxy-based carbon fiber by Terahertz spectrum. Recyclable Epoxy and high-quality long-fiber carbon fiber are obtained by cooperating with the low-temperature chemical decomposition method developed by the Industrial Technology Research Institute. The goal of this experiment is to use Terahertz detection technology to identify the quality of carbon fiber materials, introduce Terahertz spectrum into the detection technology field of recycled carbon fiber composite materials, and design Terahertz wave excitation sources suitable for recycling line detection to accelerate industrial carbon fiber recycling application.
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