Abstract

The paper considers the influence of the introduction of aluminosilicate microspheres on value of the Payne effect, rheometric, physico-mechanical thermophysical and fire-heat-shielding properties of the elastomer compositions used in the thermal protective coatings based on ethylene-propylene rubber. It was found that partial sorption of vulcanization accelerators and sulfur can occur on the surface of microspheres, followed by their desorption at the vulcanization temperature. This is confirmed by the appearance of a second peak on the vulcanization rate curve. The use of hollow aluminosilicate microspheres in the composition of elastomeric fire-heat-shielding coatings makes it possible to increase the efficiency of these compositions by reducing the thermal conductivity and density of the article while saving the optimum level of physico-mechanical properties. In accordance with the proposed mechanism for the interaction of the polymer matrix and microspheres, additional crosslinked structures are formed within the rubber matrix. An increase in the content of microspheres leads to an increase in the filler-filler interaction, which leads to a relative increase in thermal conductivity. However, the thermal conductivity of compositions containing relatively large amounts of the microspheres is still lower than that of the control. The introduction of microspheres slows down the heating of the sample during high-temperature tests, while reducing the loss of mass and the rate of linear combustion.

Highlights

  • Processes of filler-filler and elastomer-filler interactions are an important characteristic for the elastomer compositions working in dynamic conditions

  • Filler-filler interactions or the formation of spatial grid is estimated by volume of Payne effect, i.e. reduction dynamic elastic modulus at low strain and increasing dynamic elastic modulus at high deformation

  • The purpose of the research is the investigation of the he influence of the introduction of aluminosilicate microspheres on value of the Payne effect, rheometric, physico-mechanical thermophysical and fire-heatshielding properties of the elastomer compositions used in the thermal protective coatings based on ethylenepropylene rubber

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Introduction

Processes of filler-filler and elastomer-filler interactions are an important characteristic for the elastomer compositions working in dynamic conditions. Filler-filler interactions or the formation of spatial grid is estimated by volume of Payne effect, i.e. reduction dynamic elastic modulus at low strain and increasing dynamic elastic modulus at high deformation. When creating a fire and thermal protection materials increase the interaction of the filler-filler is not uniquely negative. At an acceptable reduction of physical and mechanical properties increase interaction filler-filler promotes the formation of additional spatial crosslinks exerting a reinforcing effect in the coke layer under conditions ablation erosion and breaking of the material the high velocity gas stream. The purpose of the research is the investigation of the he influence of the introduction of aluminosilicate microspheres on value of the Payne effect, rheometric, physico-mechanical thermophysical and fire-heatshielding properties of the elastomer compositions used in the thermal protective coatings based on ethylenepropylene rubber

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