effects of compatibility in rubber/polypropylene blends
Effects of Compatibility in Rubber / Polypropylene Blends
and PP have been used to increase compatibility and phase dispersion in corresponding mixtures [15]. Coran and Patel [16] showed that the morphology of an NBR/PP blend could be controlled by adding block copolymers comprising compatibilizing segments of both polymers. In rubber blends and TPEs the use of
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Effects of Compatibility in Rubber / Polypropylene Blends
ponents. All thermal, viscoelastic and mechanical effects observed for the polymer/PRM mixtures and rubber/PP/ PRM blends indicate that several additives act as efficient agents, considerably, contributing to the improvement of the dispersion, homogenization and compatibility of the investigated blends. Abb. 1: Temperature dependence of the storage
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Effects of Compatibility in Rubber/Polypropylene Blends
In this study, the compatibility of immiscible binary blends of acrylonitrile-co-butadiene rubber (NBR) and ethylene proplylene diene rubber (EPDM) was characterized by various analytical techniques.
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ELASTOMERE UND KUNSTSTOFFE ELASTOMERS AND PLASTICS Effects
blends (rubber/thermoplastic). The glass transition is used as a diagnostic aid for the elucidation of the phase morphology and related compatibility. Experimental Materials Commercially available polymers were used for the experiments in this work: – isotactic polypropylene (PP; P5000 / Vestolen GmbH) – nitrile rubber (NBR; Perbunan NT 3465 / Bayer AG)
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Effect of Compatibility on the Foaming Behavior
The effects of the different compatibility of the PP/PC blends on the foamability are inconsistent with the mechanical properties. The improvement of compatibility is generally beneficial for the mechanical properties because it indicates an improved phase adhesion between the blend partners due to a reduction in the interfacial tension and coalescence.
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Effect of SEBS on the Mechanical Properties
for PP/PS blends than SBS. The study reported in this paper investigates the effects of SEBS content on the mechanical properties of predominantly PS (60:40 to 90:10) PS/PP blends and on the compatibility of these polymers. 2. EXPERIMENTAL 2.1 Materials The polystyrene used was general-purpose grade (GPPS HH-30) supplied by
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Effects of PP-g-MAH on the Mechanical, Morphological
polypropylene (PP) on the PP/nitrile rubber blends31-33 and PP/maleated natural rubber blends as a compatibilizer.34 In the studies of PP/clay nanocomposite, Park et al.37 reported the effect of MAH-grafted PP (PP-g-MAH) on the thermal and rheological properties of the PP/clay nanocomposite. PP has advantages of high heat distortion temperature,
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Effects of compatibility on foaming behavior
Polypropylene (PP) exhibits poor foaming property because of its low melt strength arising from its linear chains and relatively narrow molecular weight distribution. To fabricate a PP foam without cross-linking, PP should be blended with polyolefin elastomers (POEs) using chemical blowing agents.
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The study of compatibility of polyethylene
The modification of the compatibility between polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) by using irradiated PE wax (PE wax) is the purpose of this study. In this part, polymer blends based on various ratios of PE and PP were blended with 2.5% PE wax in all the blend ratios to determine the optimum ratio of the blend to be compatabilized.
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Effect of the ethylene content on the properties m
Effect of the ethylene content on the properties m-polypropylene/EPDM blends Volume 1 Issue 1 - 2017 Avalos BF, 1 Mendoza PC, Ortiz CJC,1 Ramos VLF 2 1Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila, México 2Centro de Investigación en Química Aplicada (CIQA), México Correspondence: F Avalos Belmontes, Universidad Autónoma
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Effects of Compatibility in Rubber / Polypropylene Blends
Rubber was allowed to melt with PP (weight proportion 70/30) in the kneader for 4 min at 185°C, then 10 phr PRM was added and mixed for 6 min. The blend was then molded at 185°C for 10 min in an electrically heated hydraulic press to prepare specimens of 2 mm thickness for physical measurements.
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Effects of Compatibility in Rubber / Polypropylene Blends
Effects of Compatibility in Rubber / Polypropylene Blends A. Amash, U. Giese, R. H. Schuster (DIK, Hannover) Most polymer blends are incompatible and immiscible, i.e. they show a limited mutual solubility and often high interfacial tension. Their properties are crucially influenced by the morphology. One of the criteria for determining
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Effects of Compatibility in Rubber/Polypropylene Blends
In this study, the compatibility of immiscible binary blends of acrylonitrile-co-butadiene rubber (NBR) and ethylene proplylene diene rubber (EPDM) was characterized by various analytical techniques.
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blends (rubber/thermoplastic). The glass transition is used as a diagnostic aid for the elucidation of the phase morphology and related compatibility. Experimental Materials Commercially available polymers were used for the experiments in this work: – isotactic polypropylene (PP; P5000 / Vestolen GmbH) – nitrile rubber (NBR; Perbunan NT 3465 / Bayer AG)
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Effect of Compatibility on the Foaming Behavior
The effects of the different compatibility of the PP/PC blends on the foamability are inconsistent with the mechanical properties. The improvement of compatibility is generally beneficial for the mechanical properties because it indicates an improved phase adhesion between the blend partners due to a reduction in the interfacial tension and coalescence.
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Effect of SEBS on the Mechanical Properties
for PP/PS blends than SBS. The study reported in this paper investigates the effects of SEBS content on the mechanical properties of predominantly PS (60:40 to 90:10) PS/PP blends and on the compatibility of these polymers. 2. EXPERIMENTAL 2.1 Materials The polystyrene used was general-purpose grade (GPPS HH-30) supplied by
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Effect of Carbon Black on the Properties of Polypropylene
made currently on the use of CB in PP/rNRg blends. In the present study, the effects of CB loadings on processability, mechanical properties, thermal stability and morphology of carbon black filled polypropylene/recycled natural rubber glove blends were investigated.
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Polypropylene (PP) exhibits poor foaming property because of its low melt strength arising from its linear chains and relatively narrow molecular weight distribution. To fabricate a PP foam without cross-linking, PP should be blended with polyolefin elastomers (POEs) using chemical blowing agents.
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