Optimization of Superior Shoes Board Immersion Condition

Yan Xue Liu; Yu Xin Liu; Bing Sun; Bin Shen; Dong Fang Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.887-888.915

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Optimization of Superior Shoes Board Immersion Condition

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This paper studied on the influence of impregnation process on original board by using the Styrofan SD 332S which could improve the international bending strength, then own higher wear-resistant, fold-resistant and tear-resistant. Trough single factor experiments, the optimum impregnation processing conditions were: wet cardboard dryness of 45%, immersion at 35 °C for 4 minutes, preliminary drying at 70 °C under the premise of 300 ml, 20% latex concentration, subsequent drying at 100°C for 2h. Under the conditions of impregnation process, the property index of shoes board were: tensile strength 0.34 kN/cm² through immersion 4 h, elongation of 1.56% through immersion 1 h, shrinkage of 0.84% through high temperature drying 1 h, peeling strength between layers 0.29N, fold endurance 5721 times.

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Yan Xue Liu, Yu Xin Liu*, Bing Sun, Bin Shen, Dong Fang Zhang

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