Young s Modulus of Single and Double Walled Carbon Nanocones Using Finite Element Method(TECHNICAL NOTE)

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In this paper a three-dimensional finite element (FE) model of carbon nanocones (CNCs) is proposed and used for obtaining Young\'s modulus of CNCs. In this model, stretching and bending forces between carbon atoms are simulated using truss elements in ANSYS software. Then the model is subjected to the tension and by obtaining the stiffness of the CNC and using elasticity theory, Young’s modulus is calculated. The results showed that for a fixed length of CNC, the modulus increase with the increase in diameter whereas it decreases by increasing the apex angle. Also, Young’s modulus of double walled carbon nanocoes (DWCNCs) obtained between the values of each layer. Furthermore, it is showed that elastic modulus can be effected by defects and their positions in CNC.

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volume 27  issue 9

pages  1467- 1474

publication date 2014-09-01

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