PC／PA1010共混物的流变性能

本文用XLY-Ⅱ型毛细管流变仪研究了PC/PA1010共混物的流变特性,讨论了剪切速率、温度和配比对共混物表观粘度的影响。结果表明:当温度升高和PA1010含量增大时,共混物表观粘度明显降低,剪切速率对共混物表观粘度的影响较小。     

PP/EHDPET共混体系熔体粘度对相转变的影响

以聚丙烯 (PP) /易水解聚酯 (EH DPET)共混体系为研究对象 ,测试了共混组分在不同加工温度与不同剪切速率下的熔体粘度。结果表明 ,加工温度与剪切速率的改变均会导致 PP与 EHDPET熔体粘度比的变化 ,进而影响到两组分的海 -岛结构构成。选择较高的加工温度及较低的剪切速率 ,可以使共混物 PP在高组成比时成为分散相。     

AS／CPE共混物的流变性能研究

制备了AS/CPE共混物,用毛细管流变仪研究了其流变性能。实验结果表明:AS/CPE共混物熔体呈假塑性,其表观剪切粘度随剪切速率的增大或温度的升高而下降,随共混物中CPE含量的升高而上升。并讨论了CPE对共混物非牛顿指数的影响。     

过氧化物交联增韧改性PE⁃HD/POE共混物

采用过氧化物交联剂对高密度聚乙烯（PE-HD）/乙烯-辛烯共聚物（POE）共混物进行交联。测试了交联PE-HD/POE的凝胶含量;通过旋转流变仪和差示扫描量热仪（DSC）分析了交联对PE-HD/POE共混物的流变和结晶的影响;表征了拉伸性能和冲击性能;观察了冲击断面的扫描电子显微镜（SEM）照片。结果表明,交联提高了共混物的复数黏度,抑制了其结晶,导致结晶度下降,晶片变薄;当过氧化物交联剂（BIPB）含量为0.3 %（质量分数,下同）时,交联PE-HD/POE的缺口冲击强度达到了61.1 kJ/m²,断裂伸长率超过900 %;交联度低时,交联共混物大部分分子链仍能自由移动,增韧模式为低缠结度产生大变形形成剪切屈服带抵消冲击能量,交联度高时,分子链移动受限,增韧模式为高缠结度产生大量小形变耗散冲击能量,且后者具有更好的增韧效果。     

PA1010／CSM／EPR共混物的流变性能（Ⅱ）

本工作用机械共混方法,以氯磺化聚乙烯(CSM)为增容剂,制备得PA1010/CSM/EPR共混增韧尼龙材料.用XLY-Ⅱ型毛细管流变仪研究了PA1010/CSM/EPR共混物的流变性能,重点讨论了CSM对共混物流变性能的影响.结果表明:共混物的非牛顿指数n<1,符合假塑性流体的流动规律;共混物的表观粘度随着表观剪切速率和剪切应力的增大而降低:共混物中CSM含量增大,共混物的表观粘度降低,流动性增大,非牛顿指数呈减少趋势,但不太明显.本研究为共混物的配方设计及成型加工提供了重要依据.     

硫化剂PDM对NBR／CM共混物性能的影响

研究了N,N′-间苯撑双马来酰亚胺（PDM）对丁腈橡胶（NBR）/氯化聚乙烯（CM）共混物性能的影响。结果表明,随着PDM用量增加,NBR/CM共混物的正硫化时间（t90）缩短,硫化速度[1/（t90-t10）]增大,硫化程度（MH-ML）增加;共混物的松弛时间变短,胶料交联密度增大;当硫化剂PDM用量为1.2～2.0份时,共混物具有较好的物理性能。另外红外谱图的变化也充分说明助交联剂PDM打开分子链上的双键参与了CM与NBR的交联反应。     

交联魔芋-聚乙烯醇共混体系的性能研究

魔芋精粉糊化后与聚乙烯醇共混,同时加入增塑剂甘油、交联剂甲醛.考察了共混体系中魔芋精粉与聚乙烯醇质量比、甘油用量、甲醛用量、共混温度、共混时间对共混物黏度等性能的影响.考察了共混物在不同剪切速率、不同测试温度下的黏度变化.用傅立叶红外光谱、热重分析法、差示扫描量热法表征了共混物的结构和热性能.结果表明共混物流体呈假塑性,属于非牛顿流体,在所测的温度范围内,体系黏度与温度的关系较好地符合Arrhenius方程,共混物流变性能较好,易于用流延法铺膜;KGM与PVA分子间发生了多种交联作用,形成了相容性较好的共混体系.     

热塑性淀粉/生物降解共聚酯共混物流变性能的研究

研究了热塑性淀粉(TPS)以及TPS/生物降解共聚酯共混物的流变行为,讨论了增翅剂用量、共聚酯用量和熔体温度对流变行为的影响.研究表明,TPS和TPS/生物降解共聚酯共混物熔体呈明显的非牛顿特征;增塑剂的使用可以大幅度改善淀粉的塑化行为,通过调节增塑剂用量,可以在一定范围内控制TPS的流变行为.对于共聚酯和TPS的共混体系而言,在共聚酯用量较低时,流动过程中TPS分子链受到较强剪切力作用而发生断链,共混物熔体表观黏度降低.在共聚酯用量较高时,共混物熔体黏度则表现出对温度有较大的敏感性.TPS的黏流活化能较小,TPS/生物降解共聚酯共混物的黏流活化能随共聚酯用量的增加迅速增大,且随剪切速率的增加迅速降低.     

离聚物surlyn对PET/PA66共混物性能的影响

摘要：采用傅里叶红外光谱、示差扫描量热法（DSC）考察了离聚物surlyn对PET/PA66共混体系结构、结晶性能的影响;通过低剪切速率下流变性能测试、力学性能测试以及热变形温度测试,考察了离聚物对该体系流变性能、力学性能、耐热性能的影响。实验结果表明：加入离聚物Surlyn增加了界面的粘接力和分子间的链缠结,使共混体系的相容性得到了提高,其中以离聚物Surlyn含量在10%效果较好。     

超支化聚合物对PA6及其纤维性能的影响

将聚己内酰胺(PA6)与超支化聚合物(HBP)共混造粒、纺丝,研究了PA6/HBP共混物的流变性能及共混纤维的力学性能。结果表明:PA6/HBP共混物为非牛顿性假塑性流体,其表观黏度随着剪切速率的增大而减小;随着HBP含量增大,共混物非牛顿流动指数降低,剪切速率上升,加工温度降低;共混物黏流活化能随着HBP含量的增大而增大;PA6/HBP共混物较PA6结晶度提高,球晶明显细化;当w(HBP)为1.0%时,PA6/HBP共混纤维的断裂强度较纯PA6纤维略有降低,随着HBP含量的增加,共混纤维的力学性能明显降低。     

动态交联PP/EVA共混物的制备与性能研究

本文将动态交联技术应用于PP/EVA共混体系中,制得动态交联PP/EVA共混物。采用Hakke转矩流变仪研究了动态交联对PP/EVA共混物扭矩的影响;研究了DCP和EVA含量对共混物力学性能的影响;考察了动态交联共混物的维卡软化点。结果表明：加入DCP后,PP/EVA共混物扭矩先升后降,DCP的添加量为EVA含量的1%为宜。随EVA用量的增加,动态交联EVA/PP共混物的冲击强度大幅提高,但拉伸强度有所降低。少量经动态交联的EVA颗粒可以促进共混物中PP的结晶, 提高共混物的维卡软化点。     

PP/LLDPE交联共混物的力学性能研究

采用两步交联加工法制备出具有优良力学性能的PP／LLDPE共混物。实验表明：当m(PP)／m(LLDPE)／m(SBS)／m(交联剂)为80／20／10／3时，交联共混物的冲击强度、拉伸强度和断裂伸长率分别达到466．3J／m、27．1MPa和715．1％，比未交联的共混物分别提高262％、8．28％和115％；交联作用的存在使共混物的脆韧转变点明显提前；随交联剂用量的增加，共混物的力学性能不断提高，但增大趋势逐渐变小。     

Comprehensively improved mechanical properties of silane crosslinked polypropylene/ethylene propylene diene monomer elastomer blends

The properties and structure of silane crosslinked polypropylene (PP)/ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM) elastomer blends had been carried out. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and gel content tests were employed to evaluate the crosslinking reaction of PP/EPDM blends. Crosslinking efficiency of PP/EPDM blends was investigated using thermogravimetric analysis, differential scanning calorimeter, dynamic mechanical analysis, dynamic rheology, and tensile testing. Tanδ curves of silane crosslinked PP/EPDM blends exhibited an obvious “gel point” originated from the formation of dynamic crosslinking network. The blend corresponding to the “gel point” presented comprehensively improved mechanical properties. These results demonstrated that characteristic rheological parameters showed close correlations with key mechanical properties of silane crosslinked PP/EPDM blends. Scanning electron microscopy images illustrated that crosslinking had remarkably changed the morphologies of PP/EPDM blends. The large deformation mechanism of these blends had been suggested.     

Radiation preparation of ultrafine carboxylated styrene–butadiene rubber powders and application for nylon 6 as an impact modifier

Ultrafine carboxylated styrene–butadiene rubber(CSBR) powders were prepared by using gamma irradiation and following spray‐drying method. The influences of dose rate, absorbed dose, and sensitizer content on the crosslinking density of CSBR latices were studied in detail. Then the ultrafine CSBR powders were used to toughen nylon 6. The toughness and thermal properties of nylon 6/CSBR blends were measured by using notched lzod impact test and differential scanning calorimetry and thermogravimetry, respectively. Results showed that the crosslinking density of CSBR increased with increasing of dose and sensitizer content, and it is independent on dose rate. The notched Izod impact strength of nylon 6 under room temperature increased after incorporation of irradiation crosslinked CSBR powders with appropriate crosslinking density. The morphology of higher impact nylon 6/CSBR blends indicated that the finer dispersion existed with dispersed particles of 150‐nm diameter. Fracture morphology of nylon 6/CSBR blend suggested that the shear yielding in matrix is the primary toughening mechanism for nylon 6/CSBR blends. The crystallinity of nylon 6/CSBR blends decreased slightly compared with pure nylon 6, whereas the addition of CSBR powders had little influence on the thermal stability of nylon 6. © 2002 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 86: 3040–3046, 2002     

Thermal evaluation of PHB/PP‐g‐MA blends and PHB/PP‐g‐MA/vermiculite bionanocomposites after biodegradation test

This study aimed to evaluate the thermal behavior of polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB)/polypropylene grafted with maleic anhydride (PP‐g‐MA) blends and PHB/PP‐g‐MA/vermiculite bionanocomposites submitted to the biodegradation test according to ASTM G 160‐03. The blends and bionanocomposites were prepared by melt intercalation method using a single screw extruder, and then, compression molded. The thermal analyzes were performed by thermogravimetry (TG) and differential scanning calorimetry. It was verified the decrease of onset degradation temperature and the melting temperature mainly after 86 days of exposure to the simulated soil. This behavior was more pronounced in bionanocomposites because of interactions between the maleic anhydride groups and the clay favoring biodegradation, making the systems more amorphous and propitious to the attack of microorganisms. POLYM. ENG. SCI., 56:555–560, 2016. © 2016 Society of Plastics Engineers     

Glass transition behavior of polypropylene/polystyrene/styrene-ethylene-propylene block copolymer blends

Summary The glass transition behavior of ternary blends of polypropylene (PP), polystyrene (PS) and styrene-ethylene-propylene-styrene block copolymer (SEPS) was investigated. The blends were prepared by an internal mixer, and their dynamic mechanical properties and morphology were measured. The blends showed phase inversion at around 75wt% PS composition. The glass transition temperature (T_g) of the PP phase shifted to lower temperature as the PS contents were increased in PP/PS binary blends, probably due to the mismatch of thermal expansion coefficients between two components. As the SEPS copolymer contents were increased, the T_g's of the PP phase in the blends increased. In particular, the large increase in T_g of the PP phase was observed in the PP/PS (25/75) blends where the phase inversion takes place. Received: 2 February 1998/Revised version: 24 March 1998/Accepted: 13 April 1998     

Crosslinking of polypropylene–polyethylene blends by peroxide and the effect of pentaerythritol tetrallyl ether

Crosslinking of polypropylene–polyethylene (PP-PE) blends involving 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, and 90% of PP with dicumylperoxide (DCP) or tert-butyl perbenzoate (TBPB) and in the presence of coagent pentaerythritol tetrallyl ether (PETA) was investigated at 180°C. It was found that at lower concentrations of peroxide alone (e.g., 2.5% of DCP) only PE component is crosslinked in all compositions of PP-PE blends. In the crosslinking of PP-PE 50:50 with 4% of TBPB, insoluble gel was obtained, which contained 13% PP and 87% PE. If 2% PETA was also used, the portion of PP in gel increased to 39%; the total yield of gel in PP-PE blend increased from 50 to 70%. The lower crosslinking efficiency of coagent PETA in the PP-PE blends compared with PP alone is associated with better solubility of the coagent in the PE phase in contrast to the PP phase. The coagent does not particularly raise the crosslinking efficiency of peroxide in PE, but increases it in the PP phase. A remarkable decrease in melting temperature and temperature of crystallization of both polymer components depending on peroxide concentration was found by calorimetric measurements.     

Polypropylene/polypropylene‐grafted acrylic acid copolymer/ethylene–Acrylic acid copolymer ternary blends for hydrophilic polypropylene

Ternary blends of polypropylene (PP), a polypropylene‐grafted acrylic acid copolymer (PP‐g‐AA), and an ethylene–acrylic acid copolymer (EAA) were prepared by melt blending. The surfaces of films with different contents of these three components were characterized with contact‐angle measurements. Scanning electron microscopy, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, differential scanning calorimetry, and thermogravimetric analysis were used to characterize the microstructure, melting and crystalline behavior, and thermal stability of the blends. The contact angles of the PP/PP‐g‐AA blends decreased monotonically with increasing PP‐g‐AA content. With the incorporation of EAA, the contact angles of the PP/PP‐g‐AA/EAA ternary blends decreased with increasing EAA content. When the concentration of EAA was higher than 15 wt %, the contact angles of the ternary blends began to increase. Scanning electron microscopy observations confirmed that PP‐g‐AA acted as a compatibilizer and improved the compatibility between PP and EAA in the ternary blends. Differential scanning calorimetry analysis suggested that acrylic acid moieties could act as nucleating agents for PP in the polymer blends. Thermogravimetric analysis and differential thermogravimetry confirmed the optimal blend ratio for the PP/PP‐g‐AA/EAA ternary blends was 70/15/15. © 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 101: 436–442, 2006     

Rheological and thermal properties of polypropylene blends based in a low molecular weight EVA

Blends of polypropylene (PP) and poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate) (EVA) having a PP/EVA viscosity ratio of 240 were prepared by melt mixing. EVA concentration varies from 2 to 26 wt%. All blends display two-phase structure with quasi-spherical EVA domains evenly distributed in the PP matrix. The diameter of the domains increases with EVA concentration from about 0.4 to 6 μm. Each component crystallizes separately. The melting temperature of PP phase is no noticeably affected by the presence of EVA while the crystallization one gradually increases by 4°C. The dynamic moduli of the blends are well predicted by the emulsion model of Palierne, revealing that the system PP/EVA has a very small interfacial tension. The thermal degradation behavior of the blends, determined by thermogravimetry, shows that the deacylation process in EVA is not affected by the presence of PP while the beginning of the degradation process of PP is increased by up to 20°C due to the presence of EVA. This effect goes along with an increment in the maximum degradation rate of PP.     

Radiation effects on poly(propylene) (PP)/ethylene–vinyl acetate copolymer (EVA) blends

Radiation effects on poly(propylene)/ethylene–vinyl acetate copolymer (PP/EVA) blends are discussed. Increasing the EVA content enhanced the crosslinking effect of radiation in PP/EVA blends. This effect was significant when the EVA content was ≥50% in PP/EVA blends that were exposed to γ‐ray irradiation in air. This phenomenon is discussed in relation to the compatibility, morphology, and thermal properties of PP/EVA blends. The results indicate that the effect is dependent on the compatibility, the increase in the amorphous region content, and the EVA content in PP/EVA blends. The possible mechanism of radiation crosslinking or degradation in irradiated PP/EVA blends was studied quantitatively by a novel method, a “step analysis” process, and thermal gravimetric analysis. © 2002 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 86: 3420–3424, 2002