Increasing the Service Life of Marine Transport Using Heat-Resistant Polymer Nanocomposites

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Abstract

This paper presents the technological aspects of increasing the thermal stability of polymers, with epoxy binder used to form the polymer materials. Polyethylene polyamine was used to crosslink the epoxy binder. To ensure the thermal stability of the polymer, nanodispersed condensed carbon with a dispersion of 10–16 nm was used. The research into nanocomposites under the influence of elevated temperatures was carried out using the “Thermoscan-2” derivatograph. Complex studies of thermophysical properties were carried out, according to the results of which the optimal content of nanofiller (0.050 pts.wt.) was determined. At the same time, this particular polymer was characterized by the following properties: temperature of the beginning of mass loss—T0 = 624.9 K; final temperature of mass loss—Tf = 718.7 K; relative mass loss—εm = 60.3%. Research into the activation energy of thermal destruction was performed to determine the resistance to the destruction of chemical bonds. It was proved that the maximum value of activation energy (170.1 kJ/mol) is characterized by nanocomposites with a content of nanodispersed condensed carbon of 0.050 pts.wt., which indicates the thermal stability of the polymer.

Publication Date

2024-01-01

Publication Title

Materials

Volume

17

Issue

7

ISSN

1996-1944

Keywords

activation thermal destruction, infrared spectroscopy, nanocomposite, nanodispersed condensed carbon

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