Creation of Basalt Plastics with Different Types of Hybrid Matrices

Abstract:

Basalt plastic, thanks to its complex of valuable operational properties, has a potential variety of applications. the article describes the technology of production of basalt plastics with various types of hybrid matrices, one of the components of which is cured in the molding process, and the second-like a binder in natural materials, retains its viscoelastic state. The viscoelastic component makes it possible to increase the deformation properties in the zones of their location, preventing cracking under increased loads. As a result of the conducted mechanical tensile tests, the average values of absolute breaking forces, tensile strength and elongation during fracture of basalt plastic samples with different types of hybrid matrices were obtained. The addition of viscoelastic components (such as technical wax, anaerobic, and organosilicon polymer materials) to the basalt plastic matrix allows to increase the elongation at fracture by 2...5%. Anaerobic polymer material in the basalt plastic matrix allows to increase the tensile strength of the composite material, as well as significantly reduce the dispersion of the measured values. This provides an effective prediction of the operational properties of the structural material in the design of products. On the basis of microanalysis of the structure of basalt plastics with different types of hybrid matrices, an explanation of the causes of changes in the mechanical properties of the resulting composite materials is given.

• Periodical: Materials Science Forum (Volume 1037)
• Pages: 189-195
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.1037.189
• Online since: July 2021
• Authors: Ekaterina Kosenko, Natalya Baurova*, Vladimir Zorin
• Keywords: Basalt Plastic, Interfacial Interaction, Interfacial Layer, Mechanical Properties, Microanalysis, Polymer Composite Materials

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