THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF ULTRFINE POWDERED RUBBER ON PROPERTIES OF STYRENE-BUTADIENE RUBBER |
Received:February 24, 2016 Revised:February 24, 2016 |
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Key Words: ultrafine powdered rubber; Styrene-butadiene rubber; Rolling resistance; wear resistance; loss factor; wet skid resistance |
Author Name | Affiliation | E-mail | Wang Qing-cai* | Beijing Research and Design Institute of Rubber Industry,Beijing | royw2006@126.com | Zhou Zhi-feng | Beijing Research and Design Institute of Rubber Industry,Beijing | | Li Hua-ting | Beijing Research and Design Institute of Rubber Industry,Beijing | | Ji Rui-hua | Beijing Research and Design Institute of Rubber Industry,Beijing | | Qiao Jin-liang | Beijing Research Institute of chemical industry,Sinopec,Beijing | | Zhang Xpao-hong | Beijing Research Institute of chemical industry,Sinopec,Beijing | | Gao Jian-ming | Beijing Research Institute of chemical industry,Sinopec,Beijing | |
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Abstract: |
The effects of six kinds of ultra fine powdered rubber(UFPR) on mechanical property, rolling resistance, abrasion resistance and dynamic mechanics performance of styrene-butadiene rubber(SBR1502) were studied. Compared with those of vulcanizates without UFPR, essentially unchanged in main mechanical property, slightly varied in rolling resistance, and enhanced in abrasion resistance and loss factor(at 0℃) of SBR1502 compound vulcanizates with UFPR, were shown. Especially, the increase of loss factor(at 0℃) of the vulcanizates with powdered nitrile-butadiene rubber and powdered SBR(30% bound styrene) reached to 20% ~ 29%. The results indicated that the wet skid resistance of SBR vulcanizates could be obviously improved with UFPR. |
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