Development of Approaches for Producing Polymeric Composite Materials with Higher Strength

Olga A. Moskalyuk; Ekaterina S. Tsobkallo; Vladimir E. Yudin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.869.388

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Development of Approaches for Producing Polymeric Composite Materials with Higher Strength

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In laboratory conditions, oriented polypropylene composite materials containing various concentrations of anisotropic carbon nanoparticles (nanofibers, nanotubes) were obtained. The change in the mechanical properties of oriented composites is determined. Based on structural studies, it was shown that the increase in strength in oriented composites is associated with the formation of a more perfect supramolecular structure of the polymer matrix due to the introduction of low concentrations of nanofillers.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 869)

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388-393

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Olga A. Moskalyuk*, Ekaterina S. Tsobkallo, Vladimir E. Yudin

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Carbon Anisotropic Particles, Orientational Draw, Polymer Composite Material, Strength, Supramolecular Structure

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