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- 2022Biocomposites Based on Polyamide 11/Diatoms with Different Sized Frustulescitations
- 2020Characterization of thermoplastic nonwovens of copolyamide hot melt adhesives filled with carbon nanotubes produced by melt-blowing methodcitations
- 2020Effect of the areal weight of CNT-doped veils on CFRP electrical propertiescitations
- 2019Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers modified with thermoplastic nonwovens containing multi-walled carbon nanotubescitations
- 2018Nonwovens fabrics with carbon nanotubes used as a interleaves in CFRP
- 2018Application of electroless deposition for surface modification of the multiwall carbon nanotubescitations
- 2018Nonwoven fabrics with carbon nanotubes used as interleaves in CFRPcitations
- 2017Relationship between processing and electrical properties in SEBS/CNT nanocompositescitations
- 2017Effect of Carbon Nanotubes Deposition with Metallic Coatings on Electrical Conductivity of Epoxy Based Nanocomposites
- 2017Charpy impact tests of epoxy matrix filled with poly(urea-formaldehyde) microcapsules for self-healing applications. (Badania udarności kompozytów o osnowie epoksydowej zawierającej mikrokapsułki mocznikowo-formaldehydowe do zastosowań w materiałach samo naprawialnych)
- 2017Effect of functionalized carbon nanotubes on properties of hot melt copolyamide. (Wpływ funkcjonalizowanych nanorurek węglowych na właściwości termotopliwego kopoliamidu)
- 2016High temperature interaction between molten AlSr10 alloy and glass-like carbon substrate
- 2016Effect of HNT on the microstructure, thermal and mechanical properties of Al/FA-CS-HNT composites produced by GPI
- 2015Quantitative Image Analysis of Ni-P Coatings Deposited on Carbon Fiberscitations
- 2015Preparation and characterization of CVD-TiN-coated carbon fibers for applications in metal matrix composites
- 2014Manufacturing and characterization of thermoplastic nanocomposite fibers with carbon nanotubes
- 2014Textile reinforced carbon fibre/aluminium matrix composites for lightweight applications
- 2014Electroless deposition of Ni-P/nano SiO2 composite coatings on PET and carbon fibre substrates
- 2013Polymer-based nanocomposite fibers as a precursor for non-woven fabrics
- 2011Effect of electroless metallization parameters of carbon fibres on Ni-P coatings
- 2011Catalytic activation of carbon fibres in electroless process of fabrication of metallized carbon fabrics
- 2010Rola parametrów bezprądowej metalizacji w procesie wytwarzania pre-kompozytu Ni-P/włókna węglowe
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Biocomposites Based on Polyamide 11/Diatoms with Different Sized Frustules
Abstract
<jats:p>Amorphous diatomite was used as a filler for a thermoplastic polymer of polyamide 11 obtained from natural sources. The diatomite particles of different sizes were previously fractionated by sedimentation to obtain powders with varying particle size distribution, including powders with or without frustule particles, crushed, uncrushed or agglomerated. Biocomposites containing 2.5, 5, 10 and 20% filler were tested for their mechanical properties, including tensile strength, flexural strength and impact strength. In addition, a particle size analysis (by Dynamic Light Scattering, DLS) was performed and the dispersion of the filler in the polymer matrix (Scanning Electron Microscopy, SEM), thermal parameters (Differential Scanning Calorimetry, DSC, and Dynamic Mechanical Analysis, DMA) were determined. Testing showed that biocomposites modified with diatomaceous earth have a higher mechanical strength than the reference system, especially with larger amounts of the filler (10 and 20%), e.g., the tensile strength of pure PA11 is about 46 MPa, while 20OB and 20OF 47.5 and 47 MPa, respectively, while an increase in max. flexural strength and flexural modulus is also observed compared to pure PA11 by a maximum of 63 and 54%, respectively Diatomaceous earth can be obtained in various ways—it is commercially available or it is possible to breed diatoms in laboratory conditions, while the use of commercially available diatomite, which contains diatoms of different sizes, eliminates the possibility of controlling mechanical parameters by filling biocomposites with a filler with the desired particle size distribution, and diatom breeding is not possible on an industrial scale. Our proposed biocomposite based on fractionated diatomaceous earth using a sedimentation process addresses the current need to produce biocomposite materials from natural sources, and moreover, the nature of the process, due to its simplicity, can be successfully used on an industrial scale.</jats:p>