he morphology and properties of highly oriented films of blends ofHDPE/ UHMWPE were investigated by electron microscope, DSC and mechnicalproperty measurements. The as-drawn films of HDPE consist of highly oriented lamellar structure.The lamellar growing direchon is vertical to the drawing direction. AddingUHMWPE into HDPE results in formation of fibrous crystals with their fibrousaxis directions parallel to the drawing direction. The number of the fibers in thefilms of the blends increases with the increase of the content of UHMWPE. The presence of ultra - high molecular weight component in as - drawn blends films results in the increase of tensile modulus considerably. 相似文献
Poly(L ‐lactic acid)/poly(D ‐lactic acid) (PLLA/PDLA) blended with plasticizer poly(ethylene glycol) and nucleation agent TMC‐306 as‐spun fibers were prepared by melt spinning. The posttreatment was applied by hot drawing at 70°C and then heat‐treating at different temperatures for 30 minutes. In the process of hot drawing, orientation induced the further formation of the sc crystals and increased the degree of crystallinity of drawn fibers. When the hot drawing ratio reached 3 times, the properties of the fibers were relatively better. The highly oriented fibers containing pure sc crystals with high crystallinity were obtained by heat‐treating at a temperature above the melting point of α crystals. The posttreated PLLA/PDLA fibers with poly(ethylene glycol) and TMC‐306 (LDTP) obtained by hot drawing to 3 times at 70°C and then annealing at 170°C for 30 minutes exhibited the best antioxidative degradation and heat resistance properties. The initial decomposition temperature (T5%) and heat resistance of posttreated LDTP fiber were about 94°C and 20°C higher than those of the commercial PLLA fiber, respectively. 相似文献
The impact propylene copolymer(IPC)and isotactic polypropylene(iPP)were separately selected to prepare laminates with high density polyethylene(HDPE)by hot press.The peel forces of IPC/HDPE and i’PP/HDPE laminates were examined,and it was found that the welded joint strength in IPC/HDPE laminate was dramatically higher than that of iPP/HDPE laminate.According to the special microstructure of IPC,the co-crystallization of the ethylene segments in ethylene-propylene block copolymer(EbP)component of IPC and the PE chain in HDPE was proposed to explain the high-strength welding.The DSC results indicated that there indeed existed some interaction between IPC and HDPE,and the crystallizable PE component in IPC could affect the crystallization of HDPE.The scanning electron microscope(SEM) observations of IPC/HDPE blends demonstrated that HDPE tended to stay with the PE-rich EbP chains to form the dispersed phase,indicating the good miscibility between HDPE and EbP components of IPC.According to the above results,the effect of co-crystallization of the PE components of the IPC and HDPE on the high weld strength of IPC/HDPE laminate was confirmed. 相似文献
Summary: The recrystallization behavior of high density polyethylene (HDPE) single crystals with vacuum evaporated metal chromium or carbon on their surface has been investigated by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and electron diffraction (ED) techniques. The results indicate that the particle‐coated HDPE single crystals can retain their single crystal structure after complete melting and subsequent recrystallization, with the heat‐treated temperature as high as 200 °C. This phenomenon is attributed to a surface fixing effect of vacuum evaporated Cr or carbon on the single crystals.
A bright‐field electron micrograph and the corresponding electron diffraction pattern of recrystallized Cr‐coated HDPE single crystals. 相似文献
The aim of this study was to understand the rate of degradation of commercial pro-oxidant blended and starch blended High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), pro-oxidant blended Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE), and starch blended polypropylene in three different environments, namely under direct sunlight, buried in soil and immersed in marine waters for a period of 150 days. The bio-fouling parameters were also monitored in the case of polymers deployed in sea water. Exposure to sunlight showed highest weight loss (>10%) and samples buried in soil showed the lowest (∼1%). Pro-oxidant blended HDPE showed higher weight loss when compared to starch blended (22.7 as against 11%). Scanning electron microscopy revealed surface deterioration and decrease in contact angle indicated reduction in surface hydrophobicity. Increase in the carbonyl and hydroxyl groups in the infra-red spectrum of the exposed samples suggested abiotic degradation. Starch blended PP exposed to sunlight showed the highest thermo gravimetric weight loss (63.8%) followed by the same polymer buried in soil (46.1%). 相似文献
Drawing of single-crystal mats of linear polyethylene has been investigated. Drawing is possible at temperatures higher than about 90°C. The drawing is accompanied by distinct necking, with a large decrease in the thickness of the mat and a very high maximum draw ratio, sometimes over 30. The maximum draw ratio is approximately proportional to the thickness of the lamellae. This behavior strongly suggests the unfolding of chains during drawing. A change of orientation of crystal axes occurs before necking without change of lamellar orientation. The a axis orients in the drawing direction; the b axis orients perpendicular to the direction of drawing; and the chain axis tilts away from the thickness direction of the mat. The structure of films drawn from mats is characterized by a distinct double orientation of crystals. This biaxial orientation in the drawn films has a high degree of correlation with the orientation of crystal axes observed before necking, and suggests that necking takes place in such a way that the chain tilts gradually about the b axis and ultimately unfolds. The postulate of formation of transitory two-dimensional crystals in necking seems useful in explaining the double orientation in the drawn film. The orientation behavior of crystal axes observed before necking is not always similar to that observed in the deformation of a single crystal. The difference is thought to be due to the effect of forces induced by drawing that act in the direction normal to the lamellae within a mat. 相似文献
The morphological character of uniaxially oriented poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) films was investigated as a function of draw ratio. Dynamic mechanical, infrared, and crystallite-size measurements were made on the samples. In addition, selective degradation experiments and molecular weight determinations were employed. The dynamic mechanical measurements indicated a sharp decrease in irregular folds for draw ratios of 3.0 and higher, which also coincided with the essentially complete disappearence of regular folds (from the 988 cm?1 band in the infrared spectra) in unannealed samples. Infrared studies of drawn samples annealed under different conditions gave evidence in support of a structure in which the chains are stretched out. Apparent crystallite-size measurements showed a sudden increase in length of the crystals in the direction of the draw beyond a draw ratio of 3.0. Molecular weight measurements showed a large increase in average chain length in the residue after selective degradation of amorphous material and folds; undrawn and slightly drawn samples gave a much lower Mn. Based on these observations, it is postulated that for higher draw ratios and present drawing conditions, the crystals are of the straight chain type, somewhat similar to the fringed-micelle crystal concept. 相似文献
The drawing behavior of linear polyethylene homopolymers with weight-average molecular weights (M?w) from 101,450 to ca. 3,500,000 has been studied over the temperature range 75°C to the melting point. In all cases 1-cm gauge length samples were drawn in an Instron tensile testing machine at a constant cross-head speed of 10 cm/min. With the exception of the lowest molecular weight polymer, it was found that increasing the draw temperature led to substantial increases in the maximum draw ratio which could be achieved, and that this increased monotonically with increasing draw temperature. Measurements of the Young's modulus of the drawn materials showed, however, that the unique relationship between modulus and draw ratio previously established for drawing at 75°C was not maintained to the highest draw temperatures. The highest draw temperature at which this relation held was found to be strongly molecular weight dependent, increasing from ca. 80 to ca. 125°C when M?w increased from 101,450 to 800,000. In all cases conditions could be found for drawing samples to draw ratios of 20 or more with correspondingly large values of the Young's modulus. 相似文献
Nanocomposites based on a polypropylene (PP)/high density polyethylene (HDPE) blend were prepared using an organo-montmorillonite (15A) as a nano-filler and two maleated polyolefins (PE-MA and PP-MA) as compatibilizers. The phase morphology and typical physical properties of the prepared samples were examined. The nano-filler 15A was intercalated and/or partially exfoliated in the blend when PE-MA or PP-MA was present. The PE-MA facilitated the dispersibility of 15A to a better degree. The nano-filler 15A accelerated the crystallization of PP in the blends, whereas it hardly influenced the crystallization of HDPE. Moreover, at a slow cooling rate (i.e., 1 °C/min) the PP-MA induced a higher crystallization temperature for PP in the composite, while PE-MA impeded PP crystallization. On the other hand, the crystallization of HDPE in the composite was only slightly influenced by the presence of PE-MA or PP-MA. The thermal stability of PP/HDPE blend was enhanced after the addition of 15A regardless of the inclusion or not of PE-MA or PP-MA. The enhancement was more evident when the samples were scanned under an air environment than a N2 environment. The stiffness of PP/HDPE blend increased marginally after adding 15A and was slightly altered with the further inclusion of PP-MA. The presence of PE-MA in the composite caused a slight decline in the stiffness. The impact strength of PP/HDPE blend declined after the formation of nanocomposites, especially for the sample incorporating PP-MA. 相似文献
Miscibility and morphology of poly(ethylene 2,6-naphthalate)/poly(trimethylene terephthalate)/poly(ether imide) (PEN/PTT/PEI)
blends were investigated by using a differential scanning calorimeter (DSC), optical microscopy (OM), wide-angle X-ray diffraction
(WAXD), and proton nuclear magnetic resonance (1H-NMR). In the ternary blends, OM and DSC results indicated immiscible properties for polyester-rich compositions of PEN/PTT/PEI
blends, but all compositions of the ternary blends were phase homogeneous after heat treatment at 300 °C for more than 30 min.
An amorphous blend with a single Tg was obtained in the final state, when samples were annealed at 300 °C. Experimental results from 1H-NMR identified the production of PEN/PTT copolymers by so-called “transesterification”. The influence of transesterification
on the behaviors of glass transition and crystallization was discussed in detail. Study results identified that a random copolymer
promoted the miscibility of the ternary blends. The critical block lengths for both PEN and PTT hindered the formation of
crystals in the ternary blends. Finally, the transesterification product of PEN/PTT blends, ENTT, was blended with PEI. The
results for DSC and OM demonstrated the miscibility of the ENTT/PEI blends. 相似文献
The tensile properties of highly oriented polypropylene (PP) filaments are markedly dependent on their fabrication drawn history. Highly oriented filaments prepared by drawing at <100°C were capable of appreciable plastic deformation after passing through a marked yield point. This deformation process was very rate dependent, transforming to essentially brittle behavior at deformation rates >500%/min. Filaments produced by drawing at a higher temperature, or by annealing above 100°C of those produced at 100°C, had a slightly lower modulus, greatly reduced residual elongation to break, and showed no yield point. A model for the plastic deformation is proposed involving localized fibrillation to produce craze-like structures. This model is consistent with the observed filament susceptibility to chromic acid etching. Electron micrographs of highly drawn then etched samples show that just prior to fracture only small plastes of the acid resistant (presumably original, unvoided) structure remain. 相似文献