MECHANICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SHORT NYLON FIBRE REINFORCED NR/SBR COMPOSITES: OPTIMIZATION OF INTERFACIAL BONDING AGENT

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SOLTANI SEDIGHEH; NADERI GHASEM; GHOREYSHI M.H.R.

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Journal: Iranian Polymer Journal Year:2010 | Volume:19 | Issue:11 (125) Page(s): 853-861

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MECHANICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SHORT NYLON FIBRE REINFORCED NR/SBR COMPOSITES: OPTIMIZATION OF INTERFACIAL BONDING AGENT

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SOLTANI SEDIGHEH | NADERI GHASEM | GHOREYSHI M.H.R. | Issue Writer Certificate

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NR/SBR COMPOSITES

SHORT NYLON FIBRE

DRY BONDING AGENT

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

MORPHOLOGY

Abstract

Nylon short fibres were incorporated in NR/SBR rubber matrix with and without a bonding system on a two-roll mill mixer. A DRY BONDING AGENT consisting of resorcinol, hexamethylene tetramine and hydrated silica (HRH) was chosen as the interfacial-bonding agent for this composite system. The effect of bonding agent content on the microstructure, mechanical and morphological properties of the composites was investigated. Samples were vulcanized at 150°C using a hot press after determination of the curing characteristics. The cure and scorch times of the composites decreased with increasing bonding agent concentration, while the maximum torque values showed an increasing trend. The bonding agent not only provided a shorter curing time but also enhanced the MECHANICAL PROPERTIES of the composite. The scanning electron microscopy (SEM) of the composite fracture surfaces implied that the presence of bonding agent has led to the breakage of fibres and less dark holes indicating the pull out of fibres without bonding agent. The results of anisotropic swelling studies, carried out to analyze fibre/matrix interactions and also orientation of the fibres, showed that the restriction to swelling is higher for the composites containing bonding agent. Furthermore, the preferential orientation of the fibres was observed to be in the milling direction. For composites prepared with short fibres and different loading levels of bonding agent, the dependence of the storage modulus (G') on angular frequency followed a clear non-terminal behaviour.

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SOLTANI, SEDIGHEH, NADERI, GHASEM, & GHOREYSHI, M.H.R.. (2010). MECHANICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SHORT NYLON FIBRE REINFORCED NR/SBR COMPOSITES: OPTIMIZATION OF INTERFACIAL BONDING AGENT. IRANIAN POLYMER JOURNAL (ENGLISH), 19(11 (125)), 853-861. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/556550/en

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SOLTANI SEDIGHEH, NADERI GHASEM, GHOREYSHI M.H.R.. MECHANICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SHORT NYLON FIBRE REINFORCED NR/SBR COMPOSITES: OPTIMIZATION OF INTERFACIAL BONDING AGENT. IRANIAN POLYMER JOURNAL (ENGLISH)[Internet]. 2010;19(11 (125)):853-861. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/556550/en

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SEDIGHEH SOLTANI, GHASEM NADERI, and M.H.R. GHOREYSHI, “MECHANICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SHORT NYLON FIBRE REINFORCED NR/SBR COMPOSITES: OPTIMIZATION OF INTERFACIAL BONDING AGENT,” IRANIAN POLYMER JOURNAL (ENGLISH), vol. 19, no. 11 (125), pp. 853–861, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/556550/en

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