Effect of graphite and common rubber plasticizers
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Synthetic graphite powder with a particle size of 1–2 µm was applied, and nitrile rubber (NBR) and fluoroelastomer (FKM) were compared as typical materials for O-ring seals.
plasticizing and their mechanical and combustibility properties can be preserved like before the plasticizers addition. Keywords Polymer composites Ceramization Caramification
Effect of graphite and common rubber plasticizers on
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This indicates that it is possible to preserve the stiffness of the composites simultaneously 123 Fig. 2 Cross section micromorphology (SEM) of the composites before ceramization taken
Effect of graphite and common rubber plasticizers on properties and performance of ceramizable styrene–butadiene rubber-based composites. Imiela M; Anyszka R; Bieliński D; et al. See
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Effect of graphite and common rubber plasticizers on properties and performance of ceramizable styrene–butadiene rubber-based composites Mateusz Imiela *,Rafal Piotr Anyszka,Dariusz
Effect of graphite and common rubber plasticizers on properties and performance of ceramizable styrene–butadiene rubber-based composites. Rybiński P, Janowska G. Effect of the spatial
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<p>Ceramizable composites are highly filled polymer dispersion composites which create stiff porous and durable ceramic structure when exposed to fire or elevated temperature. However,
Effect of graphite and common rubber plasticizers on properties and performance of ceramizable styrene-butadiene rubber-based composites / Mateusz Imiela, Rafał Anyszka, Dariusz Mariusz
Effects of Graphite and Plasticizers on the Structure of
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KEYWORDS Polyisoprene, graphite, plasticizers, coarse-grained, entanglements, loops, trains, tails Abstract Using a simple and efficient way to optimise a chemically-specific bead-and
Effect of graphite and common rubber plasticizers on properties and performance of ceramizable styrene–butadiene rubber-based composites Article Full-text available
- How to improve the extrusion properties of composites?
- However, the incorporation of large amounts of mineral fillers into the composites strongly decreases their processing performance. In order to improve extrusion properties of these composites, plasticizers like triethylamine, ethylene glycol, naphthalene, dibutyl phthalate and graphite were used.
- Why is graphite composite stiffer than other composites?
- The static tensile results suggest that the graphite particles exhibit strong interactions with the SBR polymer matrix, possibly between the aromatic graphene sheets and aromatic rings from styrene mers of the SBR rubber [ 33 ]. This makes the graphite composite stiffer than the rest of the composites.
- What plasticizers are used to improve viscoelastic properties?
- The following plasticizers were used to improve viscoelastic properties, namely triethylamine [TEA], ethylene glycol [glycol], naphthalene, dibutyl phthalate [DBP], graphite PMM-11/99,5 (grain size 50 µm) produced by KOH-I-NOOR GRAFIT s.r.o. Czech Republic.
- Is glass dust a fluxing agent for ceramifiable silicone rubber composites?
- The combination of glass dust and glass fiber as fluxing agents for ceramifiable silicone rubber composites. RSC Adv. 2017;7:38805. Feipeng L, Wei Y, Weihong G, Ting W, Quiying L. Preparation and properties of ceramifiable flame-retarded silicone rubber composites.
- What are the fluxing agents for ceramifiable silicone rubber composites?
- Feipeng L, Lihong C, Qiuying L, Ting W, Xinyuan G, Weihong G. The combination of glass dust and glass fiber as fluxing agents for ceramifiable silicone rubber composites. RSC Adv. 2017;7:38805.
- Does graphite composite lose mass after burning?
- Moreover, the results of cone calorimetry show that graphite composite loses 1.5% less mass after burning than any other composite and its THR value is not significantly higher than in the case of the reference sample, suggesting that not much additional heat is released from the graphite burning.
