Comparative characteristics of thermal stability of polyethylene in the presence of complex fillers based on natural raw materials

2024

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DOI 10.35164/0554-2901-2024-04-48-52
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Abstract

A comparative analysis of the effect of new complex fillers of natural origin on the process of thermal aging of high-pressure polyethylene is carried out. During the research, it was found that the studied fillers have a stabilizing effect, inhibiting the processes of thermal oxidation of high-pressure polyethylene. The stabilizing effect of fillers is due to the presence in their composition of metal oxides capable of chemical interaction with oxygen-containing groups in oxidized polyethylene. It has been established that the carbon-mineral filler has a higher thermostabilizing effect than the carbon-silicon filler from carbonized rice husk.