文章摘要
Effects of Hot Air Aging on Properties of Welded Joint of Rubber Floor Covering
Received:August 05, 2021  Revised:August 05, 2021
DOI:10.12136/j.issn.1000-890X.2022.11.0856
Key Words: rubber floor covering;welded joint;weld;hot air aging;tensile strength;DSC;Raman spectroscopy
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SHEN Hefei* CRRC Qingdao Sifang Co.,Ltd 247088851@qq.com 
LI Gangqing CRRC Qingdao Sifang Co.,Ltd  
HAN Xiaohui CRRC Qingdao Sifang Co.,Ltd  
XU Zhibao No. 52 Institute of China North Industries Group Yantai Branch Co.,Ltd  
ZHAO Min CRRC Qingdao Sifang Co.,Ltd  
JIANG Daixun CRRC Qingdao Sifang Co.,Ltd  
ZHENG Ziqin No. 52 Institute of China North Industries Group Yantai Branch Co.,Ltd  
LIANG Jingheng No. 52 Institute of China North Industries Group Yantai Branch Co.,Ltd  
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Abstract:
      Abstract:The effects of hot air aging(70 ℃×14 d) on the properties of the welded joints of groups Ⅰ and Ⅱ rubber floor coverings with different welding parameters were studied,and the differential scanning calorimetry(DSC) and Raman spectroscopy analyses of the welded joint were carried out. The hot air aging test showed that,the welded joint of group Ⅰ rubber floor coverings melted from weld position,and the tensile strength of the welded joint of group Ⅱ rubber floor coverings decreased by 12%. The DSC analysis showed that,the heat flow rate of the welded joint weld of group Ⅰ rubber floor coverings changed at 65. 6 ℃,and there was an obvious endothermic peak at 67. 2 ℃,indicating that the weld had a viscous fluid state transition. There was no obvious endothermic peak in the welded joint of group Ⅱ rubber floor coverings and the base material of the welded joint of group Ⅰ rubber floor coverings in the temperature range of 25~110 ℃ . Raman spectroscopy analysis showed that,after hot air aging,the characteristic peak intensities of the welded joint of group Ⅰ rubber floor coverings at 1 056 and 1 118 cm-1 decreased significantly,which was caused by the cross-linking and fracture reactions of the rubber molecular chains during hot air aging.
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