Thermal, morphology, and mechanical properties of polyphenylene sulfide/polyether sulfone binary blends

Li, Dandan; Qian, Guangtao; Liu, Changwei; Wang, Daming; Chen, Chunhai; Zhao, Xiaogang

doi:10.1002/app.41703

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“…Therefore, the use of particle fillers to improve the neat polymer's weak properties and cut down final product cost are usual applications. 3,7,13,[18][19][20][21][22][23] Perlite, silica oxides-based volcanic rock which has an acidic character, becomes very light and porous when expanded. When raw perlite is heated to a temperature between 750 and 1200 C, the water explodes in the form of vapour and explodes like a corn, increasing in volume by 5 to 30 times, and becomes very porous and light glass structure.…”

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Investigation of mechanical and tribological behaviour of expanded perlite particle reinforced polyphenylene sulphide

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2021

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part L:

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In this study, polyphenylene sulphide was used as a matrix material due to its superior engineering properties. Expanded perlite is formed substantially from silica oxides, and it is a volcanic based and porous structure material. Its low price and low density make it very usable as a filler material. For this reason, expanded perlite reinforced polyphenylene sulphide matrix composites were prepared at various weight ratios (0, 1, 3, 5, and 10 wt%). Mechanical and tribological characterizations were done with tensile tests, hardness measurements, solid particle erosion, ball on disc, and scratch tests. According to the tensile test results, a synergistic effect was observed in mechanical properties by using perlite as a reinforcing agent. As expected, perlite reinforcement resulted in an increase in the modulus of 54% in composites. As well as tensile strength of the composite increased by approximately 13%. Furthermore, the perlite particle reinforcement improved the adhesion resistance by 73% and the scratch resistance by 30%. On the other hand, especially at low impact angles, perlite particle reinforcement decreased the erosive wear resistance of the pure polyphenylene sulphide polymer by 50%. Furthermore, expanded perlite reinforcement decreased the plastic deformation ability of polyphenylene sulphide. In consequence of this study, it has been found that expanded perlite particles can be used as an alternative filler instead of conventional reinforcing particles.

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Investigation of mechanical and tribological behaviour of expanded perlite particle reinforced polyphenylene sulphide

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2021

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“…Therefore, using cheap particle fillers to reduce final product cost and to enhance the weak specification of the polymers is a common application. 3,8,14,19–24…”

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“…Therefore, using cheap particle fillers to reduce final product cost and to enhance the weak specification of the polymers is a common application. 3,8,14,[19][20][21][22][23][24] Due to the worldwide increasing consumption of seafood and shellfish cultivation, shellfish shells wastes have become an environmental trouble. This problem brings two situations, the first is the decomposition of the organic components.…”

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Effect of mussel shell reinforcement on mechanical and tribological behavior of polyphenylene sulfide composites

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2020

Journal of Thermoplastic Composite Materials

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Polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) is commonly used in automobile industry, aeronautics and space electrical–electronic components, and mechanical applications. Mussel shell wastes could be an economical reinforcement alternative for polymer-based composites. Which also gets out the environmental trouble of mussel shell wastes. To examine the effect of mussel shell wastes as reinforcing material, particulate mussel shell wastes were incorporated into the PPS matrix in different mass ratios (0, 1, 3, 5, and 10 wt%). Materials were characterized with ball on disc, scratch, solid particle erosion, hardness, and tensile tests. According to tensile test results, mussel shell reinforcement has a positive effect on elastic modulus and tensile strength of PPS. Moreover, mussel shell filling increased the adhesive wear resistance of PPS. According to scratch test results, scratch hardness value was increased, and residual penetration depth was decreased by mussel shell reinforcement. Furthermore, adding mussel shells in PPS increased the cutting volume value and the scratch behavior of PPS turn from ductile to brittle. Mussel shell waste supplementation increased solid particle erosion resistance at low particle impact angles but decreased it at right angles and those close to right angles. The erosive wear resistance of the PPS samples increased at 30° impingement angle by mussel shell reinforcement. The plastic deformation ability of PPS was decreased by adding mussel cell. As a result of this study, it is seen that usage of mussel shell wastes could be possible in the PPS matrix as a reinforcement material.

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“…However, the brittleness of PPS, which is derived from the rigid backbone and the crosslinking micro structure, restricts its wider usage. To improve the mechanical properties and to lower the costs, blending, fiber reinforcing, particle filling, and liquid polymer compositing are usually used [6]. * corresponding author; e-mail: beysimcetin@hotmail.com Arkema Lotader AX8900 is random terpolymer that contains ethylene-acrylic ester glycidyl-methacrylate terpolymer.…”

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Effects of Terpolymer Addition on the Thermal and Termomechanical Properties of Poly(Phenylene Sulfide)

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Poly(phenylene sulfide) (PPS) is one of the high-performance engineering polymers and it exhibits superior behavior, such as electrical insulation, dimensional and thermal stability, chemical resistance for various industrial applications. In addition to this, PPS has a high degree of crystallinity and it maintains these properties at high temperatures. These advantageous properties of PPS can be dependent on its chemical structure, composed of phenyl groups linked by a sulfur atom, which gives rigidity to the polymer chains. Owing to these properties, PPS is widely used in electrical and electronic components, automobile industry and mechanical applications. On the other hand, brittleness of PPS restricts its further applications. For this reason, ethylene-acrylic esterglycidyl methacrylate terpolymer (Lotader ® -AX8900) was used to overcome the brittleness of PPS. The effects of terpolymer addition on the thermal and thermomechanical properties of blends were investigated in this study. PPS/Lotader (0, 2, 5, 10 wt.% Lotader ® ) blends of various compositions were prepared. The blends were prepared by using laboratory scale micro compounder and injection molding machine. Thermomechanical and thermal properties of blends were investigated by means of dynamic mechanic analysis and differential scanning calorimeter test methods. As a result of this study, it was found that increasing loading level of Lotader ® significantly decreased the crystallinity and increased glass transition temperature of PPS. On the other hand, Lotader ® addition did not affect the melting temperature of PPS considerably. Results of dynamic mechanic analysis test revealed that while damping factor peak and loss modulus values of blends increased with the addition of Lotader ® , storage modulus of blends decreased with the increasing loading level of Lotader ® . When all test results are considered, it can be concluded that Lotader addition changes the brittle nature of PPS to ductile nature. In addition to this, 2 wt.% Lotader addition to PPS enables the optimum ductility for PPS without deteriorating its other properties.

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Thermal, morphology, and mechanical properties of polyphenylene sulfide/polyether sulfone binary blends

Cited by 14 publications

References 18 publications

Investigation of mechanical and tribological behaviour of expanded perlite particle reinforced polyphenylene sulphide

Investigation of mechanical and tribological behaviour of expanded perlite particle reinforced polyphenylene sulphide

Effect of mussel shell reinforcement on mechanical and tribological behavior of polyphenylene sulfide composites

Effects of Terpolymer Addition on the Thermal and Termomechanical Properties of Poly(Phenylene Sulfide)

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