Volume growth during uniaxial tension of particle-filled elastomers at various temperatures – Experiments and modelling

Ilseng, Arne; Skallerud, Bjørn; Clausen, Arild Holm

doi:10.1016/j.jmps.2017.06.014

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“…This method is an important way to develop new varieties of polymer materials. [ 10‐12 ] Yukun Chen et al [ 13 ] investigated the proportion value with the optimal influence of fluoroelastomer/silicone rubber on morphology, crystallization behavior, and mechanical properties by changing the mixing ratio of fluororubber/silicone rubber. The results showed that with the increase of FKM content, the mechanical properties began to improve, especially when FKM/SR > 1, a perfect core–shell structure was formed and a remarkable improvement was observed.…”

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Study on mechanical and tribological properties of ternary fluororubber filled with four needles of zinc oxide

Ning

Yan

et al. 2021

Polymer Composites

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This article deals with study of the influence of four‐needle zinc oxide (T‐ZnOw) on the basic mechanical properties of ternary fluororubber (FKM) and the frictional properties of FKM improved by four‐needle zinc oxide under different temperatures. T‐ZnOw/FKM composites were prepared by mechanical blending and hot molding after pretreatment with silane coupling agent. The hardness, tensile, tearing, rotating friction at normal temperature, and reciprocating friction at high temperature of FKM and T‐ZnOw/FKM were studied. The results showed that T‐ZnOw with needle‐like three‐dimensional (3D) structure can effectively decompose the point stress generated in the tensile process of the composite, and the uniform distribution of tensile force improves the fracture base point and final mechanical properties of the composite. Its unique 3D structure can reduce fatigue wear caused by extrusion plastic deformation of the matrix during the friction process. The friction coefficient and wear rate of materials were effectively reduced by the reduction of plastic deformation resistance and fatigue wear area in the process of friction. Especially at 200°C, the friction coefficient and wear rate of T‐ZnOw/FKM were reduced by 30% and 55.32%, respectively, by T‐ZNOW/FKM doping.

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Study on mechanical and tribological properties of ternary fluororubber filled with four needles of zinc oxide

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Yan

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“…Arne et al, based on Instron 5944, use a sealed box and controlled the temperature of the specimen by injecting liquid nitrogen. Two cameras recorded the changes of the width and thickness respectively and test the elastic materials at different temperatures [10]. Lqbal Q. et al obtain the elasticity modulus of PLLA filament skin region using atomic force microscopy (AFM) nanoindentation [11].…”

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A setup to characterize the tensile mechanical properties of poly(L-lactic acid) materials applied in bioresorbable polymer stents

Zhao

et al. 2021

J. Inst.

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A method for testing mechanical properties of miniature poly(L-lactic acid)(PLLA) specimens is instrumented and set up in this research. This method is specially designed to measure mechanical properties, including elasticity modulus, yield strength and breaking elongation, of miniature PLLA specimens in three different shapes at various tensile speeds and temperatures. Moreover, the measurement results are significantly dependent on the tensile speeds and temperatures. This phenomenon further verifies the obvious existence of the viscoelasticity of PLLA. Finally, it can be concluded that, with this method, mechanical properties of PLLA can be better investigated and understood, especially for PLLA used for biodegradable polymer stents.

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Research progress on compounding agent and mechanical test method of fluororubber

Zhang

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J of Applied Polymer Sci

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Fluororubber (FKM) materials have excellent mechanical properties, and are widely used in automotive and aerospace fields. As fluorine rubber is a typical representative of new special rubber, the formula and mechanical test method of fluorine rubber have become one of the important issues at present. Multi‐factor optimization of fluororubber compound plays an important role in the mechanical properties of FKM. Based on the introduction of new materials in FKM compounding agents (reinforcing agent, softening plasticizer, anti‐aging agent, accelerator, vulcanizing agent, auxiliary agent and filler), this paper focuses on the research progress of characterization methods and mechanical properties of the composite materials combined with FKM.

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Volume growth during uniaxial tension of particle-filled elastomers at various temperatures – Experiments and modelling

Cited by 7 publications

References 62 publications

Study on mechanical and tribological properties of ternary fluororubber filled with four needles of zinc oxide

Study on mechanical and tribological properties of ternary fluororubber filled with four needles of zinc oxide

A setup to characterize the tensile mechanical properties of poly(L-lactic acid) materials applied in bioresorbable polymer stents

Research progress on compounding agent and mechanical test method of fluororubber

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