Polymer Composites Informatics for Flammability, Thermal, Mechanical and Electrical Property Predictions
Huan Tran, Chiho Kim, Rishi Gurnani, Oliver Hvidsten, Justin DeSimpliciis, Rampi Ramprasad, Karim Gadelrab, Charles Tuffile, Nicola Molinari, Daniil Kitchaev, Mordechai Kornbluth

TL;DR
This paper extends Polymer Informatics with machine learning models trained on a curated database to predict multiple properties of polymer composites, aiming to accelerate design and optimization processes.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive database and machine-readable data scheme for polymer composites, enabling AI-based property prediction for the first time.
Findings
Validated ML models on unseen data for 15 properties
Demonstrated potential for AI-driven composite design
Established groundwork for sustainable polymer development
Abstract
Polymer composite performance depends significantly on the polymer matrix, additives, processing conditions, and measurement setups. Traditional physics-based optimization methods for these parameters can be slow, labor-intensive, and costly, as they require physical manufacturing and testing. Here, we introduce a first step in extending Polymer Informatics, an AI-based approach proven effective for neat polymer design, into the realm of polymer composites. We curate a comprehensive database of commercially available polymer composites, develop a scheme for machine-readable data representation, and train machine-learning models for 15 flame-resistant, mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties, validating them on entirely unseen data. Future advancements are planned to drive the AI-assisted design of functional and sustainable polymer composites.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFiber-reinforced polymer composites · Fire dynamics and safety research · Engineering and Material Science Research
