Abstract
The temperature variation of the thermal conductivity of pitch-derived carbon fibres measured from 3 to 300K is reported and discussed. The results are compared with those previously obtained on benzene-derived fibres (BDF) and with the room-temperature thermal conductivity of PAN-based carbon fibres, the GY70. The data confirm that the structure of pitch fibres is less perfect than that of BDF. At room temperature a thermal conductivity comparable to that of copper is found.
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