High-Temperature Oven Aging of Oil-Resisting Synthetic Rubber Compounds

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العنوان: High-Temperature Oven Aging of Oil-Resisting Synthetic Rubber Compounds
المؤلفون: S. R. Doner, A. E. Juve, G. D. McCarthy, M. Sanger, H. Boxser, J. F. McWhorter, R. H. Crossley, E. N. Cunningham
المصدر: Rubber Chemistry and Technology. 18:667-678
بيانات النشر: Rubber Division, ACS, 1945.
سنة النشر: 1945
مصطلحات موضوعية: Materials science, Polymers and Plastics, Oil bath, Plasticizer, chemistry.chemical_element, Principal factor, Synthetic rubber, Oxygen, Stiffening, chemistry, Materials Chemistry, Immersion (virtual reality), Elongation, Composite material
الوصف: An investigation of the effect of varying conditions of high-temperature exposure has shown that, at a constant temperature, the supply of oxygen is the principal factor which causes stiffening of the vulcanizates. The loss of volatile plasticizers, when present, also contributes to the stiffening. The test-tube technique, developed in the course of this investigation, in which dumbbell samples are suspended in stoppered test-tubes (38 by 300-mm.) heated by immersion in an oil bath, appears to give results which are considerably more duplicable than those obtained by the usual aging in circulating air ovens. The test-tube technique also gives somewhat better differentiation between good-heat aging and poor-heat aging compounds. The rate of deterioration as measured by elongation change is doubled for an 18° F increase in the exposure temperature. As measured by hardness change the rate is doubled by an increase of 42° F. Tests run at 250° F by this method are no more reproducible than those run at 300° F.
تدمد: 1943-4804
0035-9475
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https://doi.org/10.5254/1.3546763
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