Abstract
This work focuses on the changes in properties of epoxy resin filled with five carbon forms in several volumes (graphene nanopellets, carbon particles from acrylic waste, and 3 different types of recycled carbon fibres). Main purpose is to enhance knowledge in influence of various carbon forms and their volume on final matrix structure and properties, and their applicability in fibre reinforced composites. Current measurements show that all types of carbon particles influence matrix properties to a certain extent, as their presence activates overall structural changes in epoxy resins curing.
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