JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH ›› 2013, Vol. 34 ›› Issue (7): 15-21.

Previous Articles     Next Articles

Preparation and performance of biodegradable slice of poly (propylene carbonate) / polypropylene for nonwoven fabrics

  

  • Received:2012-07-16 Revised:2012-10-08 Online:2013-07-15 Published:2013-07-15

Abstract: The biodegradable meltblown non-woven fabric slice of poly (propylene carbonate)(PPC) / polypropylene(PP) was prepared by melt blending. The effect of the proportion of raw materials, blending temperature, blending time, blending speed on the mechanical properties of slice of poly (propylene carbonate)(PPC) / polypropylene(PP) was investigated, and melt flow rate, intrinsic viscosity, thermal properties, micro-morphology, degradation performance of different proportions of PPC/PP fabric slice also be investigated.The results shown that the influence of the proportion of raw materials for mechanical properties was significant, the tensile strength was 13.02MPa and the MFR was 3494g?(10min)-1 when the raw material ratio of PPC: PP was 7:3, blending temperature was 175℃, blending time was 5min, blending speed was 35r?min-1.The MFR was 1563g?(10min)-1 when the raw material ratio of PPC/PP was 6:4, it was accorded with meltblown non-woven fabric slice requirement. The thermal decomposition temperature of slices was improved more than PPC. It explained to the thermal stability can be impoved for adding the PP. The results of SEM shown that the slice of the ratio of PPC/PP was 7:3 was more smooth, had less depressions and cavities, the compatibility was better, and the degradation rate was 3.6198% in phosphoric acid buffer after a month.

Key words: poly(propylene carbonate), polypropylene, melt blending, biodegradable, slice for melt blown nonwovens

CLC Number: 

  • TQ325
[1] . Preparation and properties of high strength and anti-aging geotextile [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2018, 39(01): 66-70.
[2] . Compression performance test of three dimensional textile prostheses for hernia repair [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2017, 38(11): 61-67.
[3] . Grafted modification of polypropylene melt-blown nonwowen materials with acrylic acid induced by plasma [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2017, 38(09): 109-114.
[4] . Preparation and properties of gradient filter materials with different packing density [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2017, 38(07): 23-27.
[5] . Influence of water repellent finished polypeopylene nonwoven fabric nonwoven fabric on micro environment of grape bagging [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2017, 38(07): 101-106.
[6] . Antibacterial modification of polyester nanofibrous membranes by electron beam irradiation technique [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2017, 38(06): 157-162.
[7] . Hydrophilic modification of polypropylene nonwoven fabrics by UV curing [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2017, 38(05): 98-103.
[8] . Miscibility of poly(3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3-hydroxyvalerate) and polypropylene grafting maleic anhydride [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2017, 38(03): 33-37.
[9] . Preparation and properties of polylactic acid/polypropylene blend spunbonded fibers [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2017, 38(01): 13-16.
[10] . Metallophilicity modification of polypropylene nonwoven fabric [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2016, 37(4): 33-0.
[11] . Influence factors of polypropylene fibers prepared by melt electrospinning [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2016, 37(11): 14-18.
[12] . Hydrophilic modification of polypropylene fibers prepared by melt electrospinning [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2016, 37(10): 13-18.
[13] . Effect of stearic acid and assisted air flow on polypropylene melt differential electrospinning process [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2016, 37(10): 8-12.
[14] . Shear rheological properties of SiO2 coated TiO2 particles and polypropylene blend [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2015, 36(08): 6-10.
[15] . Oil adsorption property of modified waste polypropylene fibers [J]. JOURNAL OF TEXTILE RESEARCH, 2015, 36(03): 6-0.
Viewed
Full text


Abstract

Cited

  Shared   
  Discussed   
No Suggested Reading articles found!