Surface Temperature Changes of Two Composites: A Comparative Analysis

Figure 6 depicted the change in surface temperature and the increase in ambient temperature of the two composites. The surface temperature of these two composites was observed to have increased with the increase in ambient temperature. As the temperature increased, the surface temperature of the ambient component B had substantially increased by 20°c to 90°c, while the surface temperature of the mixture had only slightly increased by 20°c. This finding was consistent with earlier research, which had suggested that Composite A possessed better thermostability than B. The conclusion drawn from this research was that the thermal stability of the compound B was better in combination with the other component.