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Blending CA with PBS to increase the bonding strength in two-component injection molding
Abstract
Since CA shows no adhesive properties in the two-component injection molding process with bio based TPU, blends of CA and PBS were produced to decrease the interfacial tension between the materials. While the interfacial tension was calculated from the results of a drop shape analysis, the adhesion strength was measured in peel tests according to the guideline VDI 2019. The comparison of the results gave information about whether the drop shape analysis is a valid method to analyze the adhesive characteristics of material combinations for two-component injection molding. Moreover, tensile tests were performed, to characterize the mechanical properties of the CA/PBS blends. It could be shown, that decreasing the interfacial tension between the two components by blending the CA with the PBS increased the adhesion strength.
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In: Society of Plastics Engineers (Hrsg.): ANTEC® 2019 - Proceedings of the Technical Conference & Exhibition, Detroit, MI, March 18-21, 2019. Society of Plastics Engineers: 2019, S. ; isbn:978-0-9753707-2-8, eisbn:978-1-59124-974-0Citation
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author={Klute, Marco and Fuchs, Johannes Philipp Ludwig and Heim, Hans-Peter},
title={Blending CA with PBS to increase the bonding strength in two-component injection molding},
booktitle={ANTEC® 2019 - Proceedings of the Technical Conference & Exhibition, Detroit, MI, March 18-21, 2019},
year={2019}
}
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2022-06-22T10:23:07Z 2022-06-22T10:23:07Z 2019 doi:10.17170/kobra-202206216372 http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/13942 eng Society of Plastics Engineers Namensnennung 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 660 Blending CA with PBS to increase the bonding strength in two-component injection molding Konferenzveröffentlichung Since CA shows no adhesive properties in the two-component injection molding process with bio based TPU, blends of CA and PBS were produced to decrease the interfacial tension between the materials. While the interfacial tension was calculated from the results of a drop shape analysis, the adhesion strength was measured in peel tests according to the guideline VDI 2019. The comparison of the results gave information about whether the drop shape analysis is a valid method to analyze the adhesive characteristics of material combinations for two-component injection molding. Moreover, tensile tests were performed, to characterize the mechanical properties of the CA/PBS blends. It could be shown, that decreasing the interfacial tension between the two components by blending the CA with the PBS increased the adhesion strength. open access Klute, Marco Fuchs, Johannes Philipp Ludwig Heim, Hans-Peter Celluloseacetat Thermoplast Adhäsion Mehrstoffsystem Spritzgießen publishedVersion 2019-03-18 Detroit ANTEC® 2019 - Proceedings of the Technical Conference & Exhibition, Detroit, MI, March 18-21, 2019 Society of Plastics Engineers isbn:978-0-9753707-2-8 eisbn:978-1-59124-974-0 false ANTEC 2019
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