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Polymer Science, Series D
Published in: Polymer Science, Series D 4/2023

01-12-2023

Application of Various Brands of Silica Fillers in the Formulation of Treads of Car Tires

Authors: A. Yu. Lyushtyk, S. N. Kayushnikov, Zh. S. Shashok, E. P. Uss, E. V. Fedulova, Yu. V. Grabko, O. V. Stoyanov

Published in: Polymer Science, Series D | Issue 4/2023

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Abstract

The influence of silica fillers with different specific surface areas on the technological and operational properties of protective elastomer compositions has been studied. It has been established that compositions with a more highly dispersed silicic acid filler have a 10% higher Mooney viscosity and a higher dispersing ability in the elastomeric matrix (the complex dynamic modulus characterizing the Payne effect is reduced to 10%) compared to a sample containing a filler with a lower dispersion of equivalent dosage. It was determined that, with equal filling, tread rubber with a filler with greater dispersion is characterized by increased nominal stress at 300% elongation (by 21%), wear resistance, and dry road adherence (mechanical loss tangent values measured at –60 and +20°C, an increase by 21 and 11%, respectively). It was revealed that reducing the dosage of highly dispersed filler leads to the production of vulcanizates with greater elasticity and lower rolling losses while maintaining other car handling parameters.
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Metadata
Title
Application of Various Brands of Silica Fillers in the Formulation of Treads of Car Tires
Authors
A. Yu. Lyushtyk
S. N. Kayushnikov
Zh. S. Shashok
E. P. Uss
E. V. Fedulova
Yu. V. Grabko
O. V. Stoyanov
Publication date
01-12-2023
Publisher
Pleiades Publishing
Published in
Polymer Science, Series D / Issue 4/2023
Print ISSN: 1995-4212
Electronic ISSN: 1995-4220
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995421223040214

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