Friction and Rheological Properties of Meso-Porous MCM-41/Unsaturated Polyester In Situ Composites

Shu Long Hu; Jian Lv; Feng Ying Lu; Hua Shan Liu; De Ming Zeng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.599-601.18

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Friction and Rheological Properties of Meso-Porous MCM-41/Unsaturated Polyester In Situ Composites

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In this paper, meso-porous MCM-41 was synthesized at room temperature using cationic surfactant cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB) as the template agent. Then MCM-41/unsatura-ted polyester resin (UPR) materials were prepared by in-situ polymerization with the meso-porous MCM-41. MCM-41/UPR in-situ composites were prepared by roller milling and molding processes. Effects of meso-porous MCM-41 on rheological properties and wear resistance of the MCM-41/UPR composites have been investigated. It is shown that MCM-41 has a diameter in range of 4-5 nm and the pores are highly ordered. MCM-41 can improve the rheological properties and wear resistance of the composites. When MCM-41 content is 2%, the mass abrasion loss is decreased by 37.4%.

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Shu Long Hu, Jian Lv*, Feng Ying Lu, Hua Shan Liu, De Ming Zeng

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Friction Properties, In Situ Polymerization, MCM-41, Rheological Property, Unsaturated Polyester

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