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Effect of Cryo-Ageing at Liquid Nitrogen Temperature and Subsequent Thermal-Annealing on the Interface of Talc Filled Polypropylene with Different Particle Size

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Polypropylene (PP) based materials are widely used because of their low cost, good processability and good balance of properties but its low stiffness and strength greatly hinders its even wider utilization. In order to overcome this, PP is reinforced with different fillers. In composites; the issue of interface between the filler and matrix is of importance. Thus in the present paper, the effect of cryo-ageing and subsequent thermal-annealing on the PP-talc filled composites have been studied to monitor its effect on the interface. The composites with talc of different particle sizes are examined for mechanical and structural properties after treatment. The mechanical properties are evaluated by testing its tensile strength and wear performance, whereas, the study of structural properties by FTIR and SEM reveals some structural changes. These results have further been discussed and evaluated to find out the effect of these treatments on interface of various selected talc filled PP composite.

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The authors are thankful to SJS Plastiblends, Aurangabad for providing material and helping with the injection molding of composites. The authors are also thankful to all the staff and research scholars from the Dept. of M.M.E. at VNIT, Nagpur for trusting us with their machinery. Finally, the authors are thankful to Dr. N. B. Dhokey, Professor from the Dept. of M.M.E. of COE Pune for his help.

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Deshmukh, K.A., Pode, G.R., Roy, S.R. et al. Effect of Cryo-Ageing at Liquid Nitrogen Temperature and Subsequent Thermal-Annealing on the Interface of Talc Filled Polypropylene with Different Particle Size. Trans Indian Inst Met 71, 403–409 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12666-017-1170-2

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