Cone calorimetry studies of benzoxazine-epoxy systems flame retarded by chemically bonded phosphorus or silicon |
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Authors: | M. Spontó n,V. Cá diz |
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Affiliation: | Departament de Química Analítica i Química Orgànica, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Campus Sescelades, Marcellí Domingo s/n, 43007 Tarragona, Spain |
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Abstract: | The combustion behaviour of phosphorus- and silicon-containing benzoxazine-epoxy systems has been studied by LOI and cone calorimetry giving clear evidence that incorporation of 3.5% P into the benzoxazine-epoxy systems resulted in flame retardation while the silicon-containing copolymer was found to have no improvement in the LOI and cone calorimeter data, with values similar to the polymers without heteroatom, thus indicating that the 3.9% silicon content has no flame retarding effect. The peak heat release rate is reduced significantly for the phosphorus-containing benzoxazine as a result of a combination of condensed-phase and gas-phase mechanisms. The incorporation of phosphorus or silicon into the modified benzoxazine-epoxy system increases the smoke hazard and the CO emissions compared to the heteroatom-free system. |
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Keywords: | Flame retardance Cone calorimetry LOI Benzoxazine Epoxy |
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