Hajime Kishi, Atsushi Nagao, Yusaku Kobayashi, Satoshi Matsuda, Toshihiko Asami, Atsushi Murakami
DESIGN, MANUFACTURING AND APPLICATIONS OF COMPOSITES 255-262 2006年 査読有り
Carboxyl-terminated butadiene acrylonitrile (CTBN) liquid rubber/ epoxy (dialycidyl ether of bisphenol-A: DGEBA) / diamino diphenyl methane (DDM) resins, in which CTBN was the major component, were formulated to evaluate the damping and adhesive properties. In case that acrylonitrile (AN) in CTBN copolymer were 10 similar to 18 mol%, the blend resins including 60wt% CTBN showed micro-phase separated morphologies with rubber-rich continuous phases and epoxy-rich dispersed phases. The composite loss factors (eta) for steel laminates, which consisted of two steel plates with the resin layer in between, depended highly on the environmental temperature and the resonant frequencies. On the other hand, in case that AN in CTBN was 26 mol%, the cured resin did not show clear micro-phase separation in nano-scale, which means the components have excellent miscibility. This polymer alloy had broad glass-transition temperature range, which resulted in the high loss factor (eta > 0.1) for the steel laminates in broad temperature range and at several resonant frequencies. Also the resin indicated high adhesive strengths to aluminum substrates under both shear and peel stress mode. The high adhesive strengths of the CTBN / DGEBA / DDM alloy originated in the high strength and energy absorbability of the bulk resin.