Natural rubber composites

The effect of the HRH system on adhesion is further illustrated by the micrographs (Figures 7-11) of the same rayon-natural rubber composite with and without HRH. Figures 7-9 show a thin section of the composite without HRH stretched to various elongations with the force applied parallel to the direction of orientation. Many voids form as the strain is increased owing to fiber-matrix bond failures. Both the number and size of voids increase with increasing strain. [Pg.527]

Wang, J. and Chen, Y., Effect of microencapsulation and 4A zeolite on the properties of intumescent flame-retardant natural rubber composites, J. Fire Sci. 2008, 26, 153. [Pg.206]

Geethamma, V.G. Pothen, Laly A. Rhao, Bhaskar Neelakantan, N.R. Thomas, Sabu. Tensile stress relaxation of short-coir- fiber -reinforced natural rubber composites. Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 94(1), 96-104 (2004). [Pg.517]

The technology of natural rubber composites and nanocomposites is a versatile branch of materials science with several new prospects arising day to day. This family of composites is a structural material of high importance in the 21 century. The fast growing rubber industry is supported by research and development activities in a number of university research laboratories. [Pg.5]

This book focuses on the synthesis and characterization of natural rubber composites and nanocomposites, the interaction between reinforcing agents and the rubber matrix and their effect on different properties. The reinforcing effect of traditional fillers in micro range and the effectiveness of these nanofillers are discussed. This book on natural rubber and nano composites comprises of the most recent research activities that will, unquestionably, be a vital reference book for scientists in both the academic and industrial sectors, as well as for individuals who are interested in natural rubber materials. [Pg.5]

This is Volume 2 of Natural Rubber Materials and it covers natural rubber-based composites and nanocomposites in 27 chapters. It focuses on the different types of fillers, the filler matrix reinforcement mechanisms, manufacturing techniques, and applications of natural rubber-based composites and nanocomposites. The first 4 chapters deal with the present state of art and manufacturing methods of natural rubber materials. Two of these chapters explain the theory of reinforcement and the various reinforcing nanofillers in natural rubber. Chapters 5 to 19 detail the natural rubber composites and nanocomposites with various fillers sueh as siliea, glass fibre, metal oxides, carbon black, clay, POSS and natural fibres ete. Chapters 20-26 discuss the major characterisation techniques and the final ehapter covers the applications of natural rubber composites and nanoeomposites. By covering recent developments as well as the future uses of rubber, this volume will be a standard reference for scientists and researchers in the field of polymer chemistry for many years to come. [Pg.5]

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Long and Short Glass Fibre Reinforced Natural Rubber Composites However, there are several limitations of natural fibres such as ... [Pg.281]

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