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| Title: | Trans-polyoctenylene as a processing aid for rubber. Influence on energy consumption and properties of rubber compounds | Authors: | Lau, Wayne W.Y. Swee-Hin, Teoh Suat-Hong, Goh |
Issue Date: | 1991 | Citation: | Lau, Wayne W.Y.,Swee-Hin, Teoh,Suat-Hong, Goh (1991). Trans-polyoctenylene as a processing aid for rubber. Influence on energy consumption and properties of rubber compounds. Polymer International 24 (2) : 95-98. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. | Abstract: | trans-Polyoctenylene rubber, TOR, was melt blended with different types of rubber in various proportions in a Brabender Plasti-corder. Energy consumption in mixing the blends indicated that TOR is an effective processing aid for a variety of rubber and inclusion of TOR in a blend can result in significant saving of energy. TOR of lower molecular weight (e.g. Vestenamer 8012) performs significantly better than TOR of higher molecular weight (e.g. Vestenamer 6213), both as a processing aid and as a dimension stabilizer. | Source Title: | Polymer International | URI: | http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/51735 | ISSN: | 09598103 |
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