Compatibilization and Dynamic Vulcanization of Nylon(6,66)/EPDM Blends - Couverture souple

Komalan, Cibi; George, K. E.; Thomas, Sabu

 
9783659396113: Compatibilization and Dynamic Vulcanization of Nylon(6,66)/EPDM Blends

Synopsis

Polymer blending has been identified as the most versatile and economical method to produce new multiphase polymeric materials that are able to satisfy the complex demands for performance.For thermodynamic reasons, most polymer pairs are immiscible.This may lead to an unstable or unwanted morphology, upon blending. For an immscible blend to exhibit good properties the interphase should be modified and the phase morphology should be well controlled.A stabilized morphology and hence better properties can, however, be achieved for such systems in many cases by compatibilization or dynamic vulcanization. Some of these compositions may exhibit the impressive characteristics of thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) which have the advantages typical of both rubbery and plastic materials. More specifically, they become elastomers which can be processed by the easy methods for thermoplastics.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Polymer blending has been identified as the most versatile and economical method to produce new multiphase polymeric materials that are able to satisfy the complex demands for performance.For thermodynamic reasons, most polymer pairs are immiscible.This may lead to an unstable or unwanted morphology, upon blending. For an immscible blend to exhibit good properties the interphase should be modified and the phase morphology should be well controlled.A stabilized morphology and hence better properties can, however, be achieved for such systems in many cases by compatibilization or dynamic vulcanization. Some of these compositions may exhibit the impressive characteristics of thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) which have the advantages typical of both rubbery and plastic materials. More specifically, they become elastomers which can be processed by the easy methods for thermoplastics.

Biographie de l'auteur

Dr.Cibi Komalan (M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D) is an Associate Professor in India. She has completed her doctoral degree from Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala,India under the Joint supervision of Prof.(Dr.)K.E George and Prof.(Dr.) Sabu Thomas. She has got a number of research publications in national and international journals.

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