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V.35,no.4,Dec 2023
https://doi.org/10.5764/TCF.
Journal Textile Coloration and Finishing
Year / Vol.,
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2018 / V.30,no.2,Jun
Title Effect of Thermal Aging on the Change of Interfacial Adhesion between Polyketone Cord and Rubber by RFL Primer Treatment
Authors Hani Jo, Woo Jin Oh, Song Hee Kang and Seung Goo Lee
Institution/Affiliations Chungnam National University
Pages/Total page pp.77 ~ 89 / 13
Language Korean
Abstract Abstract In the case of fiber/rubber composites for tire applications, the interfacial adhesion between fiber and rubber significantly affects the physical properties of the finished products. Generally, organic synthetic fibers used for tire cords are treated with resorcinol formaldehyde latex(RFL) primer on the surface of the fiber to improve the adhesion to rubber. Changes of adhesion between rubber and tire cords might weaken as temperature rises due to overheating of car engine and friction with road. In this study, the effects of temperature on the primer treated polyketone cord/rubber composites and the changes in interfacial adhesion were investigated. Polyketone cord/rubber composites were prepared after RFL solution treatment on the surface of polyketone fibers. After that, composites was thermally aged at different temperature conditions(60, 80, 100, 120¡É) and times(1, 5, 10, 15days). The adhesion strength of polyketone cord/rubber composite treated with RFL primer was higher than untreated composite by more than 3 times. After heat aging, the adhesion strength of untreated polyketone cord/rubber composites increased while the RFL treated polyketone cord/rubber composites decreased somewhat.
Keywords Keywords polyketone fiber, fiber/rubber composites, resorcinol formaldehyde latex (RFL), thermal aging, interfacial adhesion
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