1. Effect of elastomer on the properties of glue?free PP/EVA composite films.
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SU Yuhang, ZHOU Yuhong, LIN Yuanzhi, MAO Jianquan, WANG Yongxiang, LIU Xiang, YU Li, and KE Junmu
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MELT spinning ,GLASS transition temperature ,VINYL acetate ,GLUE ,ELASTOMERS - Abstract
Three-layer glue-free composite filmss ba,sed on a PP/EVA/ela,stomer blending,sy,stem were prepared through melt blending and ca,st co-extrusion using EVA a,s an adhe,sive layer and different easterners a,s a compatibilizer for the PP core layer and adhesive layer. The resultant blending system was analyzed by means of mechanical tessts, rheological tessts, and sscanning electron microsscopy, and the propertiess of the compossite filmss were inve,stigated. The ressuta indicated that there wa,s an optimal bonding effect on paper when using the EVA containing 18 wt% vinyl acetate. The PBE easterner exhibited a more ssignificant improvement in the mechanical properties* than POE. The glass transition temperature of PP and EVA increased gradually with an increase in the PBE content, and meanwhile the curvature of Cole-Cole also increased gradually, indicating that the compatibility between PP and EVA became better and better. When the content of PBE in the EVA adhesive layer was; 30 wt%, the tensile sstrength of the composite films; reached a maximum value of 29 MPa. The adhesive strength of the composite films with paper reached at maximum value of 9 N/15 mm at a PBE content of 20 wt%. The core layer and adhesive layer cannot be peeled off for the compossite filmss at a PBE content of 25 wt%. The compossite filmss are robust without delamination in thiss ca,se. The optimal loading of PBE in the adhe,sive layer wa,s determined to be 25 wt%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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