Studies on Mechanical Properties and Dynamic Performance of SSBR/CB/Silica Composites

Wei Liu; Lin Li; Bing Kai Han; Cheng Zhong Zong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.717.52

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Structure and Electrical Conductivity of Polystyrene/Carbon Black Composites Prepared by Microlayer Coextrusion
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Study on the Reinforcement of ZDMA in EPDM
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Thermal Performance of a Shape-Stabilized Phase Change Material Floor with Different Heating Positions
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Studies on Mechanical Properties and Dynamic Performance of SSBR/CB/Silica Composites

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Carbon black ( CB ) and silica were used as two-component fillers to enhance the practicability of rubber. In this study, the microstructure, mechanical and dynamic properties of solution-polymerized styrene-butadiene rubber ( SSBR ) vulcanizates filled with carbon black and silica were characterized. 50 phr of total hybrid fillers was used as the base. A series of experiments with different ratios of CB/silica were carried out to determine the best contribution to the performance of SSBR vulcanizates. The studies have shown that when the vulcanizates exhibited the better overall mechanical and dynamic performance with 20 phr silica loading and 30 phr CB loading.

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Wei Liu*, Lin Li, Bing Kai Han, Cheng Zhong Zong

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Carbon Black, Dynamic Performance, Silica, SSBR, Two-Component Fillers

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