Effect of Surface Roughness of Carbon Black on Reinforcement in Rubber
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Effect of Surface Roughness of Carbon Black on Reinforcement in Rubber
CIESC JournalIssue 4, (1980)
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北京橡胶工业研究设计院,北京橡胶工业研究设计院,北京橡胶工业研究设计院
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Online First:25 December 1980,
Published:25 December 1980
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Wang Meng-jiao, Ge Xiong-zhang and Qin Jian-minResearch and Design Institute of Rubber Industry, Beijing. Effect of Surface Roughness of Carbon Black on Reinforcement in Rubber[J]. CIESC Journal, 1980, (4).
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Wang Meng-jiao, Ge Xiong-zhang and Qin Jian-minResearch and Design Institute of Rubber Industry, Beijing. Effect of Surface Roughness of Carbon Black on Reinforcement in Rubber[J]. CIESC Journal, 1980, (4).DOI:
Effect of Surface Roughness of Carbon Black on Reinforcement in Rubber
Nitrogen adsorption and macromolecular adsorption show that there are more micropores on the surface of the experimental carbon black. We have studied the effect of micropores of black on reinforcement in NR (Natural Rubber)
BR (Butadiene Rubber) and SBR (Styrene-Butadiene Rubber) by measuring tensile resistance of black filled Vulcanizates. It has been found that under same conditions the bond strength between NR or BR and the experimental black was weaker. This phenomenon is probably due to poreinduced cavity. The effect of roughness of black on tensile resistance of black filled SBR vulcanizate differs from that of NR and BR vulcanizates
because it has different relaxation characteristics.
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