Effect of contents of Zn (MAA)2 and Mg (MAA)2 on insulation/metal adhesion

Guo Xin Gao; Yi Bo Tan; Jie Sun; Yuan Suo Zheng; Zhi Hao Jin

Effect of contents of Zn (MAA)₂ and Mg (MAA)₂ on insulation/metal adhesion

Guo Xin Gao
, Yi Bo Tan
, Jie Sun
, Yuan Suo Zheng
, Zhi Hao Jin

化学学院

Xi'an Jiaotong University

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The flexible insulation was prepared by adding Zn (MAA)₂ or Mg (MAA)₂ into the blended EPDM/NBR. The effect of the content of Zn (MAA)₂ and Mg (MAA)₂ on the bonding property between 45^# steel and insulation was investigated respectively. The results show that a small amount of Zn (MAA)₂ or Mg (MAA)₂ in the blended EPDM/NBR both can improve obviously the bonding strength between 45^# steel and insulation without using any other adhesive. With the increase of the contents of Zn (MAA)₂, the bonding strength increases firstly, but then sharply decreases after 2 phr. The destruction of all the samples added with Zn (MAA)₂ occurs on the bonding surface when pulled off. However, when Mg (MAA)₂ is added instead of Zn (MAA)₂, the bonding strength between 45^# steel and insulation increases continuously with the increasing the contents of Mg (MAA)₂, and it is higher than that of insulation with in the same content Zn (MAA)₂. And all the samples destructive modes happen within the insulation. The bonding strength of all the samples are all above 4.58 MPa containing 2-7 phr Mg (MAA)₂.

源语言	英语
页（从-至）	344-347
页数	4
期刊	Guti Huojian Jishu/Journal of Solid Rocket Technology
卷	32
期	3
出版状态	已出版 - 6月 2009

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