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Carbon–Carbon Composites: Processing, Properties and High-Temperature Applications

Author: [Bruce Zhou]Affiliation: [Jota Machinery Composites Material Prepreg Solution]Corresponding Author: [jotamachinery@gmail.com]Published : December 08 , 2025 Abstract Carbon–carbon (C/C) composites occupy a unique position among structural materials. By combining high-performance carbon fibres with a carbon matrix, they deliver outstanding specific stiffness, strength and thermal stability at temperatures where metals and polymer matrix composites have already […]

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Technical Review: Alternative Stabilization Strategies for High-Performance PAN-Based Carbon Fibers

Author: [Bruce Zhou]Affiliation: [Jota Machinery Composites Material Prepreg Solution]Corresponding Author: [jotamachinery@gmail.com]Published : December 05 , 2025 Abstract Polyacrylonitrile (PAN) remains the dominant precursor for structural carbon fibers, yet the cost and energy intensity of oxidative stabilization continue to restrict broader adoption in automotive, wind energy, and infrastructure applications. This paper consolidates recent advances on the

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Polyethylene-Based Carbon Fibers: A Comprehensive Review of Precursor Design, Stabilization Chemistry, Carbonization Mechanics, and Industrialization Pathways

Author: [Bruce Zhou]Affiliation: [Jota Machinery Composites Material Prepreg Solution]Corresponding Author: [jotamachinery@gmail.com]Published : December 04 , 2025 Abstract Polyethylene (PE) has re-emerged as one of the most promising alternative precursors for low-cost carbon fiber (CF) manufacturing due to its high carbon content (~85.7 wt%), melt-spinnability, global availability, and potential to cut precursor cost by more than

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