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Advances in Elastomers I

Part of the Advanced Structured Materials Book Series (volume 11)

Editors: Visakh, P. M.; Thomas, Sabu; Chandra, Arup K.; Mathew, Aji. P.

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-20925-3

ISBN: 978-3-642-20924-6

Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg - Springer Journals

Mar 30, 2013

1 - 10 of 14 Chapters

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Chapter 1Advances in Elastomers: Their Blends and Interpenetrating Networks-State of Art, New Challenges and Opportunities

Deepalekshmi, P.; Visakh, P. M.; Mathew, Aji. P.; Chandra, Arup K.; Thomas, Sabu

Pages: 1 –9

[Elastomers are becoming an inevitable part of day to day life. The materials based on elastomers have tremendous applications in almost all areas of life. The present chapter deals with a brief account on various types of elastomers, elastomeric based blends and IPNs (interpenetrating networks)....
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Chapter 2General Purpose Elastomers: Structure, Chemistry, Physics and Performance

Shanks, Robert A.; Kong, Ing

Pages: 11 –45

[Elastomers are unique to polymers and exhibit extraordinary reversible extension with low hysteresis and minimal permanent set. They are the ideal polymers relieved of molecular interactions, crystallinity and chain rigidity constraints. The common elastomers have characteristic low modulus,...
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Chapter 3Special Purpose Elastomers: Synthesis, Structure-Property Relationship, Compounding, Processing and Applications

Ponnamma, Deepalekshmi; Jose Chirayil, Cintil; Sadasivuni, Kishor Kumar; Somasekharan, Lakshmipriya; Yaragalla, Srinivasarao; Abraham, Jiji; Thomas, Sabu

Pages: 47 –82

[Elastomers are notable as very special class of polymers due to their multifunctional applications. The superior mechanical properties, high flexibility, resilience and good viscoelastic behaviour make this class applicable in a wide range of technology and industry. Depending on the various...
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Chapter 4Compounding and Vulcanization

Rajesh Babu, R.; Shibulal, G. S.; Chandra, Arup K.; Naskar, Kinsuk

Pages: 83 –135

[Compounding is a unique requirement of the rubber, generally not found in other material. The performance properties can be controlled by properly selecting and adjusting various compounding ingredients. The stages of rubber product manufacturing are broken down into three primary classes:...
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Chapter 5Elastomer Processing

Fancy, M. A.; Joseph, Reethamma; Varghese, Siby

Pages: 137 –166

[Generally elastomer processing involves two major steps. First one is the designing of a mixing formulation for a specific end-use and the second one is the production process by which rubber compound is transformed into final product. When designing a mixing formulation the compounder must...
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Chapter 6Immiscible Rubber Blends

Roland, C. M.

Pages: 167 –181

[Most polymer blends are thermodynamically immiscible, leading to a phase-segregated morphology. Control of this morphology, including the domain sizes and interfacial regions, along with partitioning of compounding ingredients such as filler and curatives between the phases, provides...
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Chapter 7Rubber/Thermoplastic Blends: Micro and Nano Structured

Cazan, Cristina; Duta, Anca

Pages: 183 –228

[Research on recycling, scarcely visible only a few decades ago, is now a very active, fastgrowing discipline, particularly focusing on wastes re-use as second raw materials. This chapter presents an overview on the state-of- art in recycling, the most recent technologies, and recent...
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Chapter 8Rubber-Thermoset Blends: Micro and Nano Structured

Kim, Jin Kuk; Datta, Sanjoy

Pages: 229 –262

[Highly cross-linked thermosets which are susceptible to brittle failure can be effectively toughened by blending them with rubbers. However, if the materials are already cross-linked, then blending with rubber as it is done in the conventional way with thermoplastics, is virtually impossible....
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Chapter 9Interphase Modification and Compatibilization of Rubber Based Blends

Karaağaç, Bağdagül; Deniz, Veli

Pages: 263 –281

[Blending of two or more elastomers is carried out for several purposes. The properties of an elastomer blend depend strongly on its state of compatibility and miscibility. In this chapter, recent advances on development of interphase modification and compatibilization of rubber-based blends are...
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Chapter 10Interpenetrating Polymer Networks: Processing, Properties and Applications

Mathew, Aji. P.

Pages: 283 –301

[Interpenetrating polymer networks (IPNs) are defined as combination of two or more polymers in network form with at least one of which is polymerised and/or crosslinked in the immediate presence of the others. IPNs are based on combinations of two or more polymers and are younger cousins to...

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