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Kinetics of phase-selective distribution of hybrid filler systems in heterogenous rubber blends and their synergistic effects on the physical properties

Subject Area Polymeric and Biogenic Materials and Derived Composites
Plastics Engineering
Materials in Sintering Processes and Generative Manufacturing Processes
Polymer Materials
Term from 2019 to 2023
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 417949845
 
Final Report Year 2024

Final Report Abstract

In the present research project, self-healing composites based on rubber blends filled with a hybrid filler system (HFS) using imidazole or imidazole mixture were prepared. The project focused on the further development of the wetting concept, which can quantitatively describe the selective wetting and phase-specific localization of HFS in rubber blends during mixing. In combination with the Z-model for predicting the selective filler wetting in the thermodynamic equilibrium state, it was possible to obtain a comprehensive picture of the exchange process between the bonded layer of the rubber components and thus the kinetics of the migration of the individual fillers of the HFS in rubber blends during the mixing process. On the basis of extensive investigations of the material and technological parameters influencing the wetting, dispersion and localization processes of HFS in the blend phases in the mixing process of the rubber blends, an important step was obtained with regard to the correlation between selective HFS wetting, mixing technology and application properties. This opens up possibilities for targeted control of the mixing behavior of the nanocomposites. The main results have been published in 6 referred journal papers and one book chapter.

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