Title: Effect of starch fillers on the dynamic mechanical properties of rubber biocomposite materials
Page Range: p.109-112
Author(s): Datta J
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Journal: Polymers and Polymer Composites
Issue Year: ppc
Volume: 23
Issue No: No.2
Abstract
The results of the dynamic mechanical study of biocomposites filled with different amounts of potato starch and corn starch are discussed. The composites were obtained from rubber mixtures containing natural rubber (NR) as a main component. Plastification of NR and rubber mixture was achieved by using the rubber open mixing mill (friction ratio 1.08). The vulcanisation process was realized with a hydraulic press under predetermined conditions (pressure ca. 5 MPa, temperature ca. 143 deg C, and processing time of 7, 12, 17 min). Thermomechanical analysis (by DMTA) showed that the quantity of starch fillers had only a slight influence on the glass transition temperature of the produced vulcanisate materials. 14 Refs.
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