Polymer composite materials with a high level of thermal stability based on phenolic resins and disperse silica fillers

Development of the engineering industry is difficult without using of heat-resistant polymer composite materials for manufacturing of machines and mechanisms parts operating at temperatures up to 300°C. For this purpose it was suggested the diphenylolsulfone formaldehyde resin as a polymer matrix, a...

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Date:2018
Main Authors: Kabat, O.S., Kobelchuk, Yu.M., Chervakov, D.O., Chervakov, O.V.
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Language:English
Published: Інститут досліджень науково-технічного потенціалу та історії науки ім. Г.М. Доброва НАН України 2018
Series:Наука, технології, інновації
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Online Access:https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/162628
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Journal Title:Digital Library of Periodicals of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Cite this:Polymer composite materials with a high level of thermal stability based on phenolic resins and disperse silica fillers / O.S. Kabat, Yu.M. Kobelchuk, D.O. Chervakov, O.V. Chervakov // Наука, технології, інновації. — 2018. — № 2 (6). — С. 48-53. — Бібліогр.: 25 назв. — англ.

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Summary:Development of the engineering industry is difficult without using of heat-resistant polymer composite materials for manufacturing of machines and mechanisms parts operating at temperatures up to 300°C. For this purpose it was suggested the diphenylolsulfone formaldehyde resin as a polymer matrix, and different modifications of disperse silicas — white soot WS-120 and aerosol A-380 — were selected for fillers. The developed phenoplasts have high level of thermal stability (up to 370 °C), it’s at 25–30°C is higher, then for initial resins. Apparently, this is a result of increasing of the interaction level on the boundary “polymer-disperse filler”, under the processing condition (at temperatures 170–190°C) due to appearing of covalent and hydrogen bonds between hydroxyl groups at the surface of the silica and methylol groups of the polymer matrix.