Autor: |
Lyushtyk, A. Yu., Kayushnikov, S. N., Shashok, Zh. S., Uss, E. P., Fedulova, E. V., Grabko, Yu. V., Stoyanov, O. V. |
Zdroj: |
Polymer Science -- Series D; Dec2023, Vol. 16 Issue 4, p965-970, 6p |
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The influence of silica fillers with different specific surface areas on the technological and operational properties of protective elastomer compositions has been studied. It has been established that compositions with a more highly dispersed silicic acid filler have a 10% higher Mooney viscosity and a higher dispersing ability in the elastomeric matrix (the complex dynamic modulus characterizing the Payne effect is reduced to 10%) compared to a sample containing a filler with a lower dispersion of equivalent dosage. It was determined that, with equal filling, tread rubber with a filler with greater dispersion is characterized by increased nominal stress at 300% elongation (by 21%), wear resistance, and dry road adherence (mechanical loss tangent values measured at –60 and +20°C, an increase by 21 and 11%, respectively). It was revealed that reducing the dosage of highly dispersed filler leads to the production of vulcanizates with greater elasticity and lower rolling losses while maintaining other car handling parameters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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