Abstract
In this article, five different epoxies including a new kind of flexible epoxy having low glass transition temperatures (11 ∼ 28°C) were prepared using polyamine as curing agent. Damping mechanical tests show that compared with other common available epoxies, the flexible epoxy has high loss factor over broad frequency and temperature range. Activation energy corresponding to glass transition process of different epoxies has been calculated from the temperature corresponding to tan δmax values, obtained at different measurement frequencies. The maximum value of loss factor is 0.71 and the Tg varies from 11 to 28°C, indicating the flexible epoxy can be used as damping polymer materials in common temperature or frequency range.
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