Abstract

The work is devoted to the search for new effective modifying additives that allow to purposefully regulate the technological properties of rubber compounds and physical-mechanical properties of rubbers based on combinations of non-polar rubbers and at the same time being cheaper and more affordable than traditional products, in particular, with resorcinol-urotropin complex (modifier RU -1). It was proposed to use as a modifier of frame rubbers based on a combination of isoprene (SKI-3) and butadiene-styrene (SCS-30ARKM-15) rubbers, chlorinated atactic polypropylene (CHAPP). It is shown that when the RU-1 modifier is replaced with this compound, the conditional stresses and tensile strength, tearing resistance, rebound elasticity, fatigue resistance in the regime of constant deformation amplitude, heat resistance, resistance to thermal aging of rubbers, as well as the strength of rubber bonding with rubber Textile cord, including at elevated temperatures are observed. Comparison of the CHAPP for the effectiveness of the action in the carcass gum with the previously proposed oligoefirmetacrylate epichlorhydrine, from the point of view of the provided complex of properties, showed the advantage of chlorinated atactic polypropylene for a number of priority indicators. From the comparative analysis of the modifying activity of chlorinated atactic polypropylene and oligoether methacrylate epichlorohydrin, it follows that the vulcanizates of rubber compounds containing instead of RU-1 chlorinated atactic polypropylene CHAPP are characterized by more improved parameters of hardness in TM-2, elasticity by rebound, the strength of the rubber-cord connection. It is also revealed that the main advantage of the proposed modifier is the low cost of the modifier used, as well as the use of secondary raw materials for its production.Forcitation:Mustafayeva R.E. Technological aspects of production and research of polymers composite materials with increased strength. Izv. Vyssh. Uchebn. Zaved. Khim. Khim. Tekhnol. 2017. V. 60. N 10. P. 82-86

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