journal article·2010-08

Thermal resistance and dynamic damping properties of poly (styrene–butadiene–styrene)/thermoplastic polyurethane composites elastomer material

Jyh-Horng Wu, Chia-Hao Li, Yao-Tsu Wu, Ming-Tsong Leu, Yuhsin Tsai

Composites Science and Technology· Volume 70· Issue 8
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Abstract We present the preparation of novel thermoplastic composites elastomer material based on poly (styrene–butadiene–styrene) (SBS), ester-type polyurethane (TPU-EX) and ether-type polyurethane (TPU-ER) materials via melt blending. A series of studies were conducted on the relationship between their morphology, thermal resistance, mechanical properties, and dynamic damping properties, given different compositions. An important feature of the SBS/TPU composites elastomer materials of all compositions is their uniform transparency, because the particles are very small with a narrow size distribution and the refractive indices of SBS and TPU are coincide. Additionally, the thermal resistance, dynamic damping properties and mechanical properties of SBS before and after thermal aging are improved as the amount of added TPU is increased, suggesting that blending SBS with TPU is consistent with the compound rule. In addition, the SBS/TPU composites elastomer materials have better dynamic damping properties at high frequency.
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