Effect of Formulation on Thermal Expansion Behavior of Bamboo/HDPE/PA6 Composites Using TMA

Run Zhou Huang; Xin Wu Xu; Cheng Jun Zhou; Yang Zhang; Qing Lin Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.773.502

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Effect of Formulation on Thermal Expansion Behavior of Bamboo/HDPE/PA6 Composites Using TMA

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Bamboo/HDPE/PA6 composites have been discussed by systematically studying the effect of formulation on thermal expansion properties. PA6 filled HDPE seemed not significantly influence LTEC of HDPE/PA composites system when the PA loading level increased form 0 % to 20%. It was investigated that BF significantly reduced LTEC value compared with LTEC of HDPE/PA. The reduction of the LTEC appear in HDPE/bamboo composites was dependent on the matrix and filler. Coupling agent can make the LTEC of HDPE/bamboo composites reduced, but the reduction was larger than that of only filler.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 773)

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Run Zhou Huang, Xin Wu Xu, Cheng Jun Zhou, Yang Zhang, Qing Lin Wu

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Composite, Dimension Change, Thermal Expansion, TMA

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