Rheological Properties of Plastisols Based on Low-Toxicity Plasticizers

Guo Min Xu; Yu Bi Ji; Yong Liu; Zhao Yang; Hong Tan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.557-559.1522

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Rheological Properties of Plastisols Based on Low-Toxicity Plasticizers

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The rheological properties of plastisols based on low-toxicity plasticizers have been evaluated using a DV-79+ pro coaxial cylinder viscometer by steady shearing. The effect of plasticizer and temperature on the shearing rate dependence of apparent viscosity, non-Newtonian index ( n ) , as well as apparent activation energy ( Ea ) was investigated. The results indicate that all the plastisols prepared in this experiment show shear thinning pseudoplastic behavior before and after aging process. The plastisols prepared by DOTP shows an obvious shear thinning behavior than that of plastisols prepared by ATBC and DINCH. The dependence of viscosity properties on temperature of plastisols accord with Arrhenius formula except DOTP-based system, and the apparent activation energy of plastisols prepared by DINCH is bigger than that of plastisols prepared by ATBC.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 557-559)

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Guo Min Xu, Yu Bi Ji, Yong Liu, Zhao Yang, Hong Tan

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Plasticizer, Plastisol, PVC, Rheological Property

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