Application of anhydrous calcium chloride - carbon fiber

The main function of anhydrous calcium chloride in carbon fiber is as a treatment agent, used to improve the surface properties of carbon fiber and enhance its adhesion with the resin matrix. ‌

The main function of anhydrous calcium chloride in carbon fiber is as a treatment agent, used to improve the surface properties of carbon fiber and enhance its adhesion with the resin matrix. 

The application of anhydrous calcium chloride in carbon fiber treatment is mainly through surface modification to improve the wettability and bonding strength between carbon fiber and resin matrix. Specifically, anhydrous calcium chloride can react with oxygen-containing functional groups on the surface of carbon fibers to form chemical bonds, thereby enhancing the interfacial interaction between carbon fibers and resin matrix. This processing method helps to improve the mechanical properties and durability of composite materials.