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HINA R&P  TECHNOLOGY  AND EQUIPMENT




                      Table 1  Test formula (in parts)       1.5  Performance analysis
                                       Formula number
                  Component                                     (1)Processing performance. The loss factor tanδ of the
                                  1 #    2 #   3 #   4 #
                   STR20          55    55     55    55      rubber compound was tested using RPA under the following
                   BR9000         15    15     15    15      conditions: temperature of 100℃, frequency of 0.1 Hz, and
                   SBR1502        30    30     30    30
                    N234          60    60     60    60      strain sweep ranging from 0.7% to 1256%.
                    V500          12    8.4    6     2.4
             Instant fluid black Gold rubber  0  3.6  6  9.6    (2)Dynamic mechanical properties. Testing was
                    Others        17.4  17.4  17.4  17.4     conducted using a DMA instrument under the following
                                                             conditions: frequency of 10 Hz, dynamic strain of 0.25%, and
           1.3  Main equipment and instruments               temperature scanning from -60~ 80 ℃.
               XM270 (4~40) internal mixer, a product of Dalian   (3)Dynamic cutting performance: Test the cutting
           Rubber and Plastics Machinery Co., Ltd.; MFR100 automatic
                                                             quality loss rate using a rubber dynamic cutting tester.
           rotorless rheometer, Shanghai Nuojia Instrumentation   (4)Environmental performance: Testing H-bay protons
           Co., Ltd.; MVS3L Mooney viscometer, Shanghai Nuojia   using a nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) instrument.
           Instrumentation Co., Ltd.; GT-AI-7000S electronic universal
                                                                (5)Low-temperature performance: Test the Shore
           testing machine, Gaotie Testing Instrument Co., Ltd.; GT-  A hardness after different parking durations using a low-
           7012-D DIN abrasion tester, Gaotie Testing Instrument Co.,   temperature chamber.
           Ltd.; GT-7012-Q rubber dynamic cutting tester, Gaotie Testing
                                                                (6)Other performance indicators are tested in
           Instrument Co., Ltd.; RPA2025 rubber processing analyzer,   accordance with corresponding national standards or enterprise
           a product of Shanghai Zimeng Intelligent Robot Co., Ltd.;   standards.
           VR-7130 dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) instrument, a
           product of UESHIMA, Japan.                        2  Results and Discussion
           1.4  Sample preparation                           2.1  Vulcanization characteristics
               The rubber compound is processed using a 3-stage
                                                                 The vulcanization characteristics of the rubber compound
           mixing process, all conducted in an XM270 internal mixer.  are shown in table 2.
               The first-stage mixing process is as follows: add various
                                                                 Table 2  Vulcanization characteristics of rubber
           raw rubbers, other masterbatch additives, and carbon black           compound
           → press the rammer for 30 seconds at a speed of 55r/min →    Project          #  Formula Number  #
                                                                                              #
                                                                                                   #
                                                                                        1
                                                                                              2
                                                                                                        4
           raise the rammer in place, clean, and maintain a temperature   Mooney viscosity [M L (1+4) at 100℃]  61  61  3 61  62
           of 115℃ → add oil → press the rammer for 25 seconds →   Mooney scorch time t 5  (125℃)/min  34.13  34  33.9  33.78
                                                                             Cure meter data (160℃)
           raise the rammer in place, clean → press the rammer until the   M L /(dN·m)  1.98  1.97  1.99  2.1
           temperature reaches 160℃ to discharge the rubber;          M H /(dN·m)      13.54  13.61  13.8  14.22
                                                                       T C10/ min       2.86  2.78  2.7  2.61
               The second-stage mixing process is as follows: add a    T C30 /min       4.04  4   3.95  3.85
                                                                       T C90 /min       8.04  8.02  7.96  7.90
           portion of masterbatch → press the rammer for 40 seconds at   T R97 /min      -    -    -    -
           a speed of 45 r/min → lift the rammer in place and clean →
           press the rammer for 30 seconds at a speed of 30 r/min → lift   As can be seen from table 2, after substituting instant
           the rammer in place and clean → press the rammer until the   black gold rubber for different proportions of environmentally
           temperature reaches 160℃ to discharge the rubber.  friendly aromatic oil, there is almost no effect on Mooney
               The three-stage mixing process is as follows: add the   viscosity and scorch time, and the vulcanization rate remains
           second-stage masterbatch and final rubber compound small   at the same level. As the substitution ratio increases, the
           materials → press the rammer for 40 seconds at a speed of 25   rheometer's maximum torque (MH) increases, which is related
           r/min → lift the rammer in place and clean → press the rammer   to the rubber hydrocarbon component contained in the instant
           until the temperature reaches 100℃ to discharge the rubber.  fluid black gold rubber material. During the vulcanization


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