Asbestos replacement aspects. The effect of asbestos pretreatment on the tensile properties of epoxy-Kevlar-asbestos hybrid composites

 
see the original item page
in the repository's web site and access all digital files if the item*
share




1991 (EN)

Asbestos replacement aspects. The effect of asbestos pretreatment on the tensile properties of epoxy-Kevlar-asbestos hybrid composites (EN)

Duvis, T (EN)
Papaspyrides, CD (EN)
Andreopoulos, AG (EN)

This paper presents data on the tensile performance of hybrid composite materials consisting of pretreated asbestos (chrysotile variety), Kevlar fibers, and epoxy resins. Asbestos was precoated with a well-adhered film of nylon 6,6, a polymer especially compatible with the epoxy phase. The proposed pretreatment procedure involves serial application to the asbestos of two immiscible solutions of hexamethylenediamine and adipoyl chloride, or impregnation in nylon 6,6 solution. Combination of the treated asbestos grades with high modulus aramid fibers was followed to investigate the reduction of the asbestos content in only-asbestos-based engineering plastics. The results from the tensile tests revealed composition regions of a possible positive hybrid effect, i.e. a better performance was effected than that encountered in the only-Kevlar or only-asbestos-filled composites at the same fiber content. (EN)

journalArticle (EN)

Chrysotile Asbestos (EN)
Composite Materials (EN)
Kevlar (EN)
Polymethyl Methacrylates (EN)
Materials Science, Multidisciplinary (EN)
Polyamides (EN)
Asbestos--Surface Treatment (EN)
TENSILE PROPERTIES (EN)
ARAMID FIBERS (EN)
Aramid Fibers (EN)
Hexamethylenediamine (EN)
Epoxy Resins (EN)
Adipoly Chloride (EN)
Nylon 6,6 (EN)
HYBRID COMPOSITES (EN)
Engineering, Chemical (EN)
EPOXY RESINS (EN)
PRETREATMENT (EN)
Nylon Polymers (EN)
Mechanics (EN)
ASBESTOS (EN)


Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology (EN)

English

1991 (EN)

199 (EN)
0169-4243 (EN)
3 (EN)
ISI:A1991FH71400002 (EN)
5 (EN)
191 (EN)
10.1163/156856191X00143 (EN)

VSP BV (EN)




*Institutions are responsible for keeping their URLs functional (digital file, item page in repository site)