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Influence of E/P copolymer composition on impact copolymer properties
Dostálová, Dagmar ; Kučera, František (oponent) ; Buráň, Zdeněk (vedoucí práce)
Impact E/P copolymer is produced using the gas-phase polymerization, which is catalysed by Ziegler-Natta catalyst. This material, which has excellent mechanical properties, is used in many industries, for example in automotive industry to produce bumpers or instrument panels. Its properties depend on chemical structure, which was analysed using DSC, SSA, 13C NMR, ATREF and FTIR. The results were compared with the mechanical properties of the samples – flexural modulus and low-temperature Charpy impact strength. 5 different samples were used for studies, the chosen samples contain different ratio between ethylene and propylene in their copolymer phase. The samples were fractionated using o-xylene extraction to divide the material into crystalline part, composed of crystalline E/P copolymer and PP, and into amorphous phase, formed by E/P rubber. The obtained fractions and the original samples were subsequently analysed using above-mentioned methods.
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Influence of E/P copolymer composition on impact copolymer properties
Dostálová, Dagmar ; Kučera, František (oponent) ; Buráň, Zdeněk (vedoucí práce)
Impact E/P copolymer is produced using the gas-phase polymerization, which is catalysed by Ziegler-Natta catalyst. This material, which has excellent mechanical properties, is used in many industries, for example in automotive industry to produce bumpers or instrument panels. Its properties depend on chemical structure, which was analysed using DSC, SSA, 13C NMR, ATREF and FTIR. The results were compared with the mechanical properties of the samples – flexural modulus and low-temperature Charpy impact strength. 5 different samples were used for studies, the chosen samples contain different ratio between ethylene and propylene in their copolymer phase. The samples were fractionated using o-xylene extraction to divide the material into crystalline part, composed of crystalline E/P copolymer and PP, and into amorphous phase, formed by E/P rubber. The obtained fractions and the original samples were subsequently analysed using above-mentioned methods.
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