刚性有机粒子对聚氯乙烯／氯化聚乙烯共混体系形态和增韧机理的研究

刚性有机粒子对聚氯乙烯／氯化聚乙烯共混体系形态和增韧机理的研究周丽玲，吴其晔，杨文君，刘士龙，张漫（青岛化工学院橡胶系青岛２６６０４２）关键词刚性有机填料，聚氯乙烯ＰＶＣ，氯化聚乙烯（ＣＰＥ）形态，增韧机理在共混改性中，弹性体增韧硬质聚氯乙烯（ｎｙＶ...     

硬质PVC/ACR共混体系的增韧机理研究

通过TEM、SEM等方法研究了不同结构丙烯酸酯类抗冲改性剂（ACR）对聚氯乙烯（PVC／ACR共混体系形态结构的影响,对ACR增韧硬质PVC的机理作了探讨,当PVC中含有8phr以上完善核壳结构的ACR时,在共混体系能形成网络结构,这一结构在受冲击时产生多重银纹,并实现银纹的纯化,在PVC／ACR共混体系的增韧机理中占主导地位,同时,ACR诱发PVC产生剪切形变也是提高其增韧效果的因素。     

超高分子量聚乙烯增强聚丙烯共混体系的力学性能、亚微相态和增韧机理的研究进展

综述了作者所在课题小组在超高分子量聚乙烯（UHMWPE）增韧增强聚丙烯（PP）共混体系研究领域中所取得的成果、研究进展及增韧增强机理。该成果将为提高通用型塑料PP的综合力学性能提出一种新的方法及机理,从而实现通用塑料高性能化和工程塑料化的目标。     

弹性体共混改性聚丙烯的增韧机理

阐述了以聚丙烯（ＰＰ）／高密度聚乙烯（ＨＤＰＥ）为复合基体，苯乙烯－丁二烯－苯乙烯（ＳＢＳ）为增韧剂经三元共混所得的性能优异的一类新材料．从三个层次（形貌结构转变、宏观力学响应和裂尖过程区演化）系统地探讨了其增韧机理．结果表明由形貌结构控制和对早期体膨胀变形抑制可造成裂尖平面应变区的超钝化从而达到增韧．     

界面粘结对聚氯乙烯/丁腈橡胶共混物脆韧转变的影响

应用丙烯腈（ＡＮ）含量不同的丁腈橡胶（ＮＢＲ）与聚氯乙烯（ＰＶＣ）共混，研究了界面粘结对ＰＶＣ／ＮＢＲ共混物脆韧转变的影响．结果表明：当基体层度Ｔ相等时，过强的界面粘结，使ＰＶＣ／ＮＢＲ共混物的冲击强度降低，并且其产生脆韧转变的临界基体层厚度Ｔｃ减小．界面粘结对于聚合物共混物的增韧行为具有直接的影响．损伤区分析给出：随着界面粘结强度增大，空洞化过程受阻，减弱能量的耗散，并且不利于诱导剪切屈服损伤的产生，因而不利于增韧；但是界面粘强度过小，意味着共混物的相容性太差，致使分散相粒径过大，也不利于增韧．所以对增韧来讲，共混物的界面粘结强度存在一个最佳范围．     

高抗冲聚苯乙烯的增韧机理

概述了以高抗冲聚苯乙烯（ＨＩＰＳ）为中心的有关橡胶增韧机理的理论，并且总结了界面，性能、粒子尺寸、粒 距及缠结密度等因素对橡胶／高分子共混体系性能的影响。     

环氧树脂增韧改性的研究进展

概述了近年来互穿聚合物网络（IPN）、刚性粒子增韧环氧树脂的研究现状,并展望了环氧树脂增韧改性研究的前景。     

聚氯乙烯／热塑性弹性体共混增韧的研究进展

聚氯乙烯（PVC）是一种性能优良,价格低廉的通用树脂,但其脆性大、热稳定性差、加工性能不佳等,需要进行改性。通过用热塑性弹性体（TPE）对PVC进行共混增韧改性,可得到高性能的PVC复合材料。共混改性为PVC增韧改性的最简单易行的有效方法。本文概述了聚氯乙烯／热塑性弹性体共混体系的种类和制备方法,同时对影响热塑性弹性体...     

短玻璃纤维增韧硬质聚氯乙烯的机理研究

短玻璃纤维增韧硬质聚氯乙烯的机理研究叶林忠，吴其晔（青岛化工学院高分子材料与工程系，青岛，２６６０４２）关键词短玻璃纤维，硬质聚氯乙烯（Ｒ－ＰＶＣ），增韧机理弹性体增韧塑料机理的研究已经向模型化和定量化方向发展ｌ‘］，刚性粒子增韧塑料的机理正在逐渐完...     

核-壳粒子增韧聚合物的研究进展

核-壳粒子增韧结合了弹性体增韧和刚性粒子增强的优点，将其用于聚合物共混体系中有可能得到比基体树脂更高韧性更好刚性的复合材料。本文综述了相关核-壳粒子的分类、形态、形成机制，以及它们对聚合物基体的增韧机理，并详细阐述了反应性和非反应性聚合物共混体系中原位形成的核-壳粒子形态演化规律及其对共混物力学性能的影响。     

Investigation of the rheological and mechanical behavior of Polypropylene/ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene compounds related to new online process control

Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) is a high performance material that has excellent wear and impact strength compared to other polymers. Due to its chemical structure and molecular mass, UHMWPE is difficult to handle on standard extrusion systems. In this paper, the compounding, rheological, and mechanical behavior of different Polypropylene (PP)/UHMWPE blends were investigated. Raw materials were blended on a co-rotating twin screw extruder. The shear and extensional viscosity of polymer blends were investigated using an inline rheometer. Mechanical and rheological properties were presented for various UHMWPE loadings, and correlations between mechanical and rheological data were examined.     

Blends of normal high density and ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene, γ irradiated at a low dose

The kinetics of a nonisothermal crystallization and melting of irradiated with dose of 6 Mrad blends of an ultra-high molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) and a high-density polyethylene with normal molecular weight (NMWPE) is investigated by means of DSC. The blends have been prepared at temperature below the flow temperature of UHMWPE: The enthalpies of melting of the polyethylenes increase, while those of their blends decrease after irradiation. The enthalpies of crystallization of the pure polyethylenes are higher, while those of their blends almost do not change or are a bit higher after irradiation. The rates of a nonisothermal crystallization and melting of the polyethylenes increase, while those of the polyethylenes in the blends decrease after irradiation. Thermomechanical measurements under constant load in wide-temperature interval of irradiated polyethylenes and their blends have been made. A high-elastic plateau in viscous-liquid state is established on the thermomechanical curves of UHMWPE, and the blends with high content of UHMWPE. On the basis of results obtained assumptions have been made about the processes taking place in the blends under the action of irradiation, as well as about the character of the mutual influence between the components in the process of irradiation.     

Kinetics of nonisothermal crystallization and melting of normal high density and ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene blends

The kinetics of nonisothermal crystallization and melting of blends of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) and polyethylene high density with normal molecular weight (NMWPE) are investigated by means of differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). Mixing the components at a temperature below the flow temperature of UHMWPE (215 °C) results in increased crystallization/melting rates of the individual components in the blends above the corresponding additive values. The morphological observations of the blends, carried out by means of polarization microscopy, show that a strong boundary of both types of structures (UHMWPE non-flowing aggregates and NMWPE spherulite structures) does not exist. The NMWPE spherulites' dimensions decrease on increasing the UHMWPE concentration in the blends, but their number increases. The facilitation of the crystallization/melting of the components in the blends is explained in terms of mutual influence exhibited by the components with respect to each other. It is due to the inner stresses in nonflowing UHMWPE characterized with a lot of entangled tie molecules and to the partial co-crystallization of NMWPE molecules with the flowing part of UHMWPE. At mixing temperatures above 215 °C the melting/crystallization integral kinetic curves have only one linear part in contrast to these of the same blend (11 ratio of components), prepared at 190 °C. The rates of melting/crystallization remain almost constant with the increase of the mixing temperatures.     

网络结构对多层聚乙烯共混物界面扩散行为的影响

通过溶液法制备超高分子量聚乙烯(UHMWPE)/乙烯-己烯共聚物(PEH)共混物,采用动态流变学方法研究了UHMWPE/PEH共混物多层膜在熔点以上的界面扩散行为,结合Double-Reptation理论计算得到了UHMWPE/PEH共混物多层膜的自扩散系数.研究表明UHMWPE在浓度c=1.0 wt%以上可以在PEH基体中形成网络结构.UHMWPE/PEH共混物多层膜界面扩散不符合严格的菲克扩散定律,扩散系数具有时间依赖性.扩散曲线显示扩散过程在到达平台值之前分为2个区域,区域I接近于菲克扩散;然而由于引入UHMWPE,区域II扩散显著偏离菲克扩散行为,特别是当UHMWPE在PEH基体中形成网络结构以后,偏离菲克扩散行为更加显著.     

Sensitive phase separation behavior of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene in polybutene

Thermally induced phase separation (TIPS) has prompted a great deal of interest, especially as an effective approach to fabricate ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) microporous membranes. However, the existing utilized diluents for the TIPS process of UHMWPE suffer from environmental and health issues. Herein, we utilized low molecular weight polybutene (PB) bearing similar structure with liquid paraffin (LP) but inferior miscibility with UHMWPE relative to UHMWPE/LP blend, as a diluent for the TIPS process of UHMWPE. The phase separation behavior of UHMWPE/PB blends were investigated by the combination of rheological measurements, optical microscopy as well as differential scanning calorimeter (DSC). The results suggest that PB is fully miscible with UHMWPE at elevated temperature, but yielding a more sensitive phase separation behavior in respect to LP in TIPS process, because PB has weaker interaction with UHMWPE. The Jeziorny method analysis indicates that the crystallization mechanism of UHMWPE/LP blends is in line with that of UHMWPE/PB blends, which includes nucleation and growth as well as their dynamic competition. Moreover, compared to those of UHMWPE/LP blends, UHMWPE/PB blends display higher TIPS temperature and faster TIPS rate along with faster overall crystallization rate, further demonstrating that PB can accelerate phase separation rates and enhance the efficiency of TIPS process.     

Melt miscibility of HDPE/UHMWPE,LDPE/UHMWPE,and LLDPE/UHMWPE blends detected by dynamic rheometer

The dynamic rheological behavior of high density polyethylene (HDPE)/ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) blends, low density polyethylene (LDPE)/UHMWPE blends and linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE)/ UHMWPE blends was measured in parallel plate rheometer at 200°C. The analysis of log-additivity rule, Cole-Cole plots and Han curves of the three series blends indicated that the LDPE/UHMWPE blends were miscible in the melt, while the HDPE/UHMWPE blends and LLDPE/UHMWPE blends showed phase separation. The DSC results of LLDPE/UHMWPE blends and HDPE/UHMWPE blends were consistent with the rheological properties, while for the thermal properties of LDPE/UHMWPE blends, results revealed three endothermic peaks, which indicated a liquid-solid phase separation in LDPE/UHMWPE blends.     

Non-isothermal crystallization and melting behavior of compatibilized polypropylene/recycled poly(ethylene terephthalate) blends

Binary blends of polypropylene (PP)/recycled poly(ethylene terephthalate) (r-PET), r-PET/maleic anhydride grafted PP (PP-g-MA), r-PET/glycidyl methacrylate grafted PP (PP-g-GMA), and ternary blends of PP/r-PET (80/20 w/w) compatibilized with various amounts (2-10 wt%) of PP-g-MA or PP-g-GMA were prepared on a twin-screw extruder. The non-isothermal crystallization and melting behavior, and the crystallization morphology were investigated by DSC and POM. The chemical reactions of r-PET with PP-g-MA and PP-g-GMA were characterized by FT-IR. DSC results show that the crystallization peak temperatures of r-PET and PP increased when blending them together, due to the heterogeneous nucleation effect on each other. The of r-PET increased with increasing the content of PP-g-MA while slightly influenced by the content of PP-g-GMA in the binary blends of r-PET with grafted PP, implying different reactivity of r-PET with PP-g-MA and PP-g-GMA. The of PP in the ternary blends retained or slightly decreased, dependent on the compatibilizers and their contents. The melting peak temperature of r-PET in PP/r-PET blends compatibilized by PP-g-MA was lower than that of compatibilized by PP-g-GMA, indicating that PP-g-MA had stronger reactivity towards r-PET compared to PP-g-GMA. The crystallization and melting behavior of blends was influenced by the pre-melting temperature, especially the melting behavior of r-PET in the blends. The crystallization behavior of PP in the blends was also evaluated by Mo’s method. POM confirmed the heterogeneous nucleation effect of r-PET on PP.     

Ultra high molecular weight polyethylene and polydimethylsiloxane blend as acetabular cup material

An acetabular cup shock absorber implant is formed from a composite of polymer materials. The cup consists of three zones such as the articulating surface of the implant is 100% ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) (zone 1) and shock absorber of the cup contains of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) (zone 3). Zone 2 which is designed for better adhesion between zone 1 and zone 2 consists of a blend of UHMWPE and PDMS is a cushion that from one side adheres to zone 1 and the other side to zone 2. PDMS and UHMWPE have been blended under conditions of shear and elevated temperature in order to form uniform, thermoplastic blends. When blends compared to pure UHMWPE, the blends show lowered tensile modulus and lowered mixing energies. The UHMWPE crystals are increased in quantity or else become more regular, even 50% blend shows no rubbery stage. The morphology and dynamic mechanical behavior of the blends were studied using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and dynamic mechanic thermal analysis (DMTA). In this study, the biocompatibility have evaluated in vitro the interaction of UHMWPE, silicone and PDMS/UHMWPE blends with L929 fibroblast cells.     

The effect of organoclay and graphene on the crystallization of PP in ABS/PP blends

In the present research, the isothermal and non-isothermal crystallization of polypropylene (PP) phase in PP-rich poly(acrylonitrile–butadiene–styrene)/polypropylene (ABS/PP) blends was studied. The effect of nanofillers’ incorporation and specialty of organically modified montmorillonite (OMMT) and graphene, into the prepared blends on the isothermal and non-isothermal crystallization of PP phase, were investigated. Moreover, kinetic study of their isothermal crystallization process was carried out, by applying the Avrami equation. The addition of ABS to the PP matrix increased the crystallization rate of PP at 130 °C. The incorporation of OMMT in pure PP accelerated slightly the crystallization process, whereas in ABS/PP blends, it seemed to retard crystallization, due to interactions between ABS phase and organoclay. The incorporation of graphene in pure PP accelerated impressively its isothermal crystallization, while the addition of ABS in graphene/PP nanocomposite slowed down the crystallization rate of PP. The effect of ABS and nanofillers, separately or in combination, on the crystallization of PP phase was reflected on the kinetic parameters of the Avrami equation. Regarding the non-isothermal crystallization, ABS/PP blends presented higher crystallization temperature (T _c) compared to pure PP. The organoclay reinforcement did not have any obvious effect on this temperature, whereas graphene caused significant increase, acting as nucleating agent. The presence of ABS to PP increased the concentration of the β-crystalline phase, reaching its maximum value at 30 mass% ABS content. The organoclay decreased the β-PP in ABS/PP blends, whereas graphene eliminated it.     

Viscosity reduction and disentanglement in ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene melt: Effect of blending with polypropylene and poly(ethylene glycol)

A significant reduction in melt viscosity of ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) was obtained by blending with polypropylene (PP) and poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG). The mechanism of viscosity reduction was investigated from the view of disentanglement effect. Dynamic mechanical analysis indicated that the pseudoequilibrium modulus (E′) of UHMWPE/PP(80/20) blend in the rubbery plateau was much lower than that of UHMWPE. Accordingly, the calculated entanglement density (ν_e) of UHMWPE/PP (80/20) blend was smaller than that of UHMWPE. Further reduction in E′ and ν_e of the blend was obtained by the incorporation of 1 phr PEG. Slow DSC analysis showed that the high temperature endotherm and exotherm for UHMWPE at slow temperature ramp diminished and increased, respectively when 5 phr PEG was added. It also revealed that the entanglement level of UHMWPE decreased with the addition of a small amount of PEG.