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研究了软段结构、硬段结构、合成工艺等因素对热塑性聚氨酯(TPU)弹性体熔融指数的影响。结果表明:随多元醇相对分子质量增大,熔融指数降低;相同硬度条件下,聚碳酸酯型TPU比聚己内酯型TPU熔融指数低,1,4–丁二醇扩链比对苯二酚二羟乙基醚(HQEE)扩链熔融指数低;随着异氰酸酯指数或硬段含量增加,TPU熔融指数逐渐降低;合成反应温度越高,熔融指数越低;两步法工艺比一步法工艺有更好的加工流动性。 相似文献
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对国内外聚苯乙烯瓣摩尔质量分布的渗透色谱法测定结果,结合有关性能进行了分析和讨论,表明了熔融指数不仅随重均摩尔质量的增高而变小,而且和摩尔质量分布有关。国内某些厂(批)的聚苯乙烯性脆问题与低聚物含量较多有关。 相似文献
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《弹性体》2017,(6)
以吉林石化公司线性低密度聚乙烯(LLDPE)DFDA 7042粉料为基料,分别加入不同量的A、B、C、D四种易开口聚乙烯复合助剂,经共混、挤出造粒、吹膜,考察了不同助剂及不同助剂用量对DFDA7042熔融指数、相对分子质量、相对分子质量分布和氧化诱导期的影响,考察了助剂对膜料开口性能、光学性能和力学性能的影响。同样条件下测试了国内市场常见的易开口聚乙烯薄膜专用料中沙天津石化222WT、SABIC 218W和兰州石化DFDA 7042H粒料的熔融指数、相对分子质量及其分布、氧化诱导期及膜料开口性、光学性能和力学性能,结果表明:通过对A、B、C、D助剂量调整,能够得到与中沙天津石化222WT、SABIC 218W和兰州石化DFDA 7042H同一水平的的易开口聚乙烯膜料产品。 相似文献
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影响热塑性聚氨酯弹性体力学性能的因素 总被引:2,自引:1,他引:2
热塑性聚氨酯弹性体主要由含OH的低聚物多元醇、小分子扩链剂和异氰酸酯等原料聚合而成。本工作讨论了低聚物多元醇的相对分子质量、扩链剂的用量、异氰酸酯指数和后硫化时间对弹性体力学性能的影响,分析了柔性链段的组成、原材料中的水分含量等对弹性体性能的影响。 相似文献
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为了通过泡沫染色和光固化改善棉织物的染色性能,合成了一种含有不饱和双键的硅氧烷低聚物,设计了合适的含有聚合型黄色蒽醌染料、硅氧烷低聚物、光引发剂2,4,6-三甲基苯甲酰基-二苯基氧化膦(TPO)、表面活性剂十二烷基硫酸钠(SDS)的泡沫体系对棉织物进行泡沫染色。采用1HNMR和GPC分析了硅氧烷低聚物的化学结构和相对分子质量分布,采用FTIR表征了硅氧烷低聚物和染色棉织物的化学结构,采用SEM观察染色棉织物的表面形态。探讨了硅氧烷低聚物用量、染料用量、SDS质量浓度、TPO用量对泡沫性能和染色性能的影响,分析了硅氧烷低聚物的固色机理。结果表明,染料质量浓度30 g/L、硅氧烷低聚物用量为染料质量的2倍、SDS质量浓度2.0 g/L、TPO用量为染料质量的5%、紫外光照时间5 min时,染色织物染色深度可达5.70,耐皂洗色牢度和干/湿摩擦色牢度均为4~5级,水接触角为110.1°,紫外防护系数>50。硅氧烷低聚物通过侧基上的不饱和双键发生自由基聚合和硅醇基偶合交联实现固色,并赋予织物良好的疏水性能和抗紫外线性能。 相似文献
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《化学推进剂与高分子材料》2018,(6)
以生物基聚乳酸二元醇与脂肪族二异氰酸酯为原料,通过两步法制得生物基聚乳酸–聚氨酯丙烯酸酯(PLA–PUA)低聚物,探究二元醇相对分子质量、二异氰酸酯种类和封端剂种类对低聚物性能的影响;筛选不同的单体和光引发剂与PLA–PUA低聚物共混,添加颜料、填料等助剂优化配方,最终得到一种高硬度、高强度、适用于LCD3D打印的光固化树脂,以及一种兼具强度和韧性、适用于DLP3D打印的光固化树脂。 相似文献
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用毛细管流变仪研究了茂金属聚乙烯蜡改性聚乙烯共混体系的流变行为,探讨了茂金属聚乙烯蜡用量对共混体系熔体流变行为、熔体黏度、非牛顿指数和流动活化能的影响。结果表明:茂金属聚乙烯蜡对LLDPE/LDPE流动黏度降低明显,增加用量可使黏度逐渐降低;而对MPE/LLDPE/LDPE共混体系流动行为的影响比较复杂,在低剪切应力下黏度随茂金属聚乙烯蜡用量增加而逐渐降低,而在高剪切应力下黏度先增后减;茂金属聚乙烯蜡与MPE/LLDPE/LPDPE的相容性好于LLDPE/LDPE共混体系。 相似文献
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研究和分析了加工温度、特性黏数、摩尔质量及其分布、间苯二甲酸含量(IPA)、二甘醇(DEG)含量等因素对瓶级聚酯流变性及加工性能的影响。结果表明,在低剪切速率下,温度的升高使熔体的切力变稀现象逐渐减弱,当剪切速率达到8 000 s-1以上时,温度及剪切速率都几乎对熔体的表观黏度没有影响;摩尔质量越高,熔体黏度的切变速率依赖性越大,摩尔质量分布宽有利于成型加工条件的控制;在相同剪切速率下,熔体的剪切黏度随着IPA含量的增大而逐渐降低;DEG含量低的聚合物熔体在低剪切速率下出现非牛顿性流动的现象比DEG含量高的要明显得多。 相似文献
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Biing-Lin Lee 《应用聚合物科学杂志》1993,47(4):587-594
Rheological and electrical properties were studied on blends of a PETG polyester (cyclohexanedimethanol-modified polyethylene terephthalate) and an inherently static dissipative high molecular weight polyether based copolymer, hereafter referred to as ESD polymer. Several important electrical properties and flow phenomena have been observed. First of all, the PETG blends could result in ESD protected material with excellent performance and a minimal effect on physical properties and melt processability. The rheological characterization reveals that the ESD polymer has a high melt viscosity even at a temperature more than 150 degrees above its melting temperature and that it exhibits pseudoplastic behavior. The PETG melt shows a near constant dynamic viscosity at a low frequency region. The viscosity of the ESD polymer and PETG melt exhibits a cross over at the temperature range from 200–220°C; the PETG melt is the lower viscosity component at low shear rate and the ESD polymer is the lower viscosity component at high shear rate. This appears to result in the existence of a small composition difference in the thickness direction of an injection-molded ESD polymer/PETG part, with a greater fraction of the ESD polymer component in the skin section. This, in turn, could enhance the surface conductivity of the skin region of an injection-molded part. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 相似文献
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Wataru Minoshima James L. White Joseph E. Spruiell 《Polymer Engineering and Science》1980,20(17):1166-1176
An experimental study of steady shear and elongational flow Theological properties of a series of polypropylene melts of varying molecular weight and distribution is reported. Broadening the molecular weight distribution increases the non-Newtonian character of the shear viscosity function and increases the principal normal stress differences at fixed shear stress. The behavior is compared to earlier rheological property-molecular weight studies. Correlations are developed for these properties in terms of molecular structure. Elongational flow studies indicate that for commercial and broader molecular weight distribution samples, ready failure by neck development occurs and the elongational viscosity appears to decrease with increasing elongation rate. For narrower molecular weight distribution samples, the elongational viscosity is an increasing function of elongation rate, The implication of these experimental results to viscoelastic fluid constitutive equations and polymer melt processing is developed. 相似文献
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Mark L. Crowder Amod A. Ogale Eugene R. Moore Brian D. Dalke 《Polymer Engineering and Science》1994,34(19):1497-1505
This study investigated the interrelationship between strength and flow characteristics of general-purpose polystyrene (GPPS) used in injection molding applications. The ease of flow was chosen as a measure of processability and was evaluated using the melt flow rate and capillary rheometer techniques. Of the different strength tests that were examined, flexural and notched tensile strength tests were most effective in differentiating between commercial grades of high and low molecular weight GPPS. While characterizing strength of injection molded specimens, the degree of molecular orientation was taken into consideration. For unplasticized resins, increasing the weight average molecular weight by about 100,000 enhanced the flexural strength by 10%, but also increased the viscosity at low shear rates (10 to 100 s?1). The increase in molecular weight had virtually no effect on viscosity at the highest shear rates (up to 10,000 s?1). Plasticized resins displayed a 6% loss in flexural strength as well as a significant reduction in viscosity (throughout the shear rate range) as compared with the unplasticized resins. As expected, the improvement in strength achieved by increasing molecular weight leads to a simultaneous increase in the viscosity, i.e., a deterioration of processability. In addition, our study indicates that for samples without preferential molecular orientation, narrowing the molecular weight distribution significantly improves the balance of strength and melt flow rate properties. 相似文献
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C. S. Tena-Salcido F. J. Rodríguez-González M. L. Méndez-Hernández J. C. Contreras-Esquivel 《Polymer Bulletin》2008,60(5):677-688
In this study, thermoplastic starch (TPS) was mixed with low density polyethylene with different melt
flow indexes in a one-step extrusion process to produce LDPE/TPS blends varied from 32% to 62% by weight
of TPS. The influence of starch content and LDPE viscosity on morphology, biodegradation and tensile properties
of LDPE/TPS blends were evaluated. Starch continuity and biodegradability were studied by hydrolytic, enzymatic
and bacterial degradation. The LDPE viscosity had a considerable effect on the morphology and the connectivity
of the starch particles. Evaluation of hydrolytic extraction showed that blends having TPS content above
50 wt% possessed a full connectivity. Studies of biodegradation indicated that the bacterial attack on
starch resulted in weight loss of TPS of 92%, 39% and 22%, for PE1/TPS having 62% and 32% TPS, and PE2/TPS
(31% TPS), respectively. Comparatively, the weight loss was more significant at 100%, 66% and 31% by hydrolytic
extraction. Differences between these two techniques were discussed in terms of the accessibility of starch
domains to microorganisms. Tensile properties (εb and E) decreased with increasing
exposure time to activated sludge. Changes in tensile properties were highly dependent on the biodegradation
rate. PE1/TPS blends having 32% starch remained ductile after 45 days of exposure to bacterial attack. 相似文献