PPS-Polymer-Composites for High Performance Rubber Components

Rico Hickmann; Olaf Diestel; Chokri Cherif; Thomas Götze; Gert Heinrich; André Hürkamp; Michael Kaliske

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.825-826.60

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PPS-Polymer-Composites for High Performance Rubber Components

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Based on their properties, PPS fibers are a promising material for reinforcing elastomeric components that are subjected to high mechanical and thermal loads. The use of this material is at present hindered because of the low adhesion between the fiber and matrix. Atmospheric pressure plasma treatments based on the dielectric barrier discharge were performed on PPS fibers using air as reactive gas for different treatment durations in order to improve the adhesion. The effects of these treatments have been characterized by determining the surface energy, and the residual tensile strength as well as by analyzing the surface chemistry. Required conditions for an improved wetting behavior and a significant increase in the polar component of the surface energy could then be identified.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 825-826)

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Rico Hickmann*, Olaf Diestel, Chokri Cherif, Thomas Götze, Gert Heinrich, André Hürkamp, Michael Kaliske

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Plasma-Treatment, PPS, Rubber, Surface Energy

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