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- 2023An Intriguing Array of Extrudate Patterns in Long‐Chain Branched Polymers During Extrusion
- 2022Long-term creep compliance of wood polymer compositescitations
- 2022Incorporation of metal-based nanoadditives into the PLA matrixcitations
- 2022Long-Term Creep Compliance of Wood Polymer Composites: Using Untreated Wood Fibers as a Filler in Recycled and Neat Polypropylene Matrixcitations
- 2021Incorporation of Metal-Based Nanoadditives into the PLA Matrix: Effect of Surface Properties on Antibacterial Activity and Mechanical Performance of PLA Nanoadditive Filmscitations
- 2021Neural networks for predicting the temperature-dependent viscoelastic response of PEEK under constant stress rate loading
- 2020Needleless electrospinning of PA6 fibers ; Brezigelno elektropredenje vlaken PA6: vpliv koncentracije raztopine in električne napetosti na premer vlakencitations
- 2018Mechanical properties and drug permeability of the PA6 membranes prepared by immersion precipitation from PA6 - formic acid - water systemcitations
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Long-Term Creep Compliance of Wood Polymer Composites: Using Untreated Wood Fibers as a Filler in Recycled and Neat Polypropylene Matrix
Abstract
<jats:p>Neat (NPP) and recycled (RPP) polypropylene matrix materials were used to prepare wood–polymer composites with untreated wood fibers up to 40 wt.%. Long-term creep properties obtained through the time-temperature superposition showed superior creep resistance of composites with NPP matrix. In part, this is attributed to their higher crystallinity and better interfacial adhesion caused by the formation of a transcrystalline layer. This difference resulted in up to 25% creep compliance reduction of composites with NPP matrix compared to composites with recycled (RPP) polypropylene matrix, which does not form a transcrystalline layer between the fibers and polymer matrix. Despite the overall inferior creep performance of composites with RPP matrix, from the 20 wt.% on, the creep compliance is comparable and even surpasses the creep performance of unfilled NPP matrix and can be a promising way to promote sustainability.</jats:p>