Investigations on Melt Flow Rate and Tensile Behaviour of Single, Double and Triple-Sized Copper Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites

Thermoplastic composite materials are emerging rapidly due to the flexibility of attaining customized mechanical and melt flow properties. Due high ductility, toughness, recyclability, thermal electrical conductivity, there is ample scope using copper particles in thermoplastics for 3d printing applications. In present study, an attempt was made investigate Melt Flow Index (MFI), tensile strength, conductivity nylon 6 ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) reinforced with particles. Thus, experiments were conducted by adding different-sized (100 mesh, 200 400 mesh) variable compositions (0% 10%) matrix. The impact single, double, triple particle-sized on MFI experimentally investigated followed FTIR SEM analysis. Also, tensile, electrical, testing done filament different compositions. general, higher fluidity strength obtained while smaller even concentrations (up 8%) improved bonding adhesion between molecular chains. Moreover, increase concentration