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Damping Properties of Novel Organic Hybrids of Textile Reclaimed Rubber and Hindered Phenol
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A series of thin, low-cost and environment-friendly organic hybrid composites consisting of reclaimed rubber (R-Rubber) which is a waste product of roller processing of textile mill filled with organic hindered phenol compound 2, 2-methylenebis (6-tert-butyl-4-methyl-phenol) (AO2246) were fabricated. In this study the damping property of the R-Rubber composites were tested in the dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA). The study concluded that R-Rubber/AO2246 composites exhibited an exceptional damping performance with a broad temperature range. Meanwhile, by addition of AO2246, the tan δ peak maximum (tan δ max) of R-Rubber/AO2246 composite was remarkably increased up to 1.5. Furthermore, with increasing the AO2246 content, storage modulus (E') and loss modulus (E") increases up to R-Rubber/AO2246 (100/80) and then becomes smaller. There is critical value on E and E" increasing which is caused by the excessive crystallization. The Interaction of AO2246 crystallizing, hybridized state and Molecular hydrogen bond led not only to control Tan δ max of R-Rubber, but also to regulate glass transition temperature and improve the storage modulus, which make R-Rubber have potential applications in fields of engineering.
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October 2013
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