Mao-lin Zhang, Xing-xing Ji, Xin-yan Shi. Study on the Key Factors of Reversible Plasticity Shape Memory of Polynorbornene. [J]. Acta Polymerica Sinica 50(9):949-956(2019)
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Mao-lin Zhang, Xing-xing Ji, Xin-yan Shi. Study on the Key Factors of Reversible Plasticity Shape Memory of Polynorbornene. [J]. Acta Polymerica Sinica 50(9):949-956(2019) DOI: 10.11777/j.issn1000-3304.2019.19050.
Study on the Key Factors of Reversible Plasticity Shape Memory of Polynorbornene
the reversible plasticity shape memory polymers (RPSMPs) emphasize deformation and fixation at the same temperature below its transition temperature. Due to the advantages of low energy consumption and simple deformation
it has received much attention in the fields of military
aerospace and biomedicine. So it is important to understand its whole deformation process and key influencing factors. The glass transition temperature (
T
g
) of polynorbornene (PNB) is around room temperature
which is in favor of reversible deformation. Therefore
in this study
PNB materials with low oil filling were prepared by using PNB as the matrix and adding environmentally friendly aromatic oils with different contents. The effects of plasticizing oil content
deformation temperature and relaxation time on the reversible plasticity shape memory properties of PNB materials were studied by differential scanning calorimeter (DSC)
universal electronic tensile testing machine and dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA). The results show that the plasticizing oil can continuously adjust the
T
g
of the PNB materials to keep it near room temperature
which is beneficial to the reversible plasticity deformation and excellent mechanical properties. When the deformation temperature is lower than the glass transition initiation temperature 2 °C
the energy consumption for material deformation is lower
and the molecular chain motion activation energy is higher
so the movement of chain segments is limited when the applied force is removed
thus
the fixation ratio is higher. The deformation temperature has little effect on the material recovery ratio. Because of the ultra-high molecular weight of PNB
when the triggering temperature is much higher than its transition temperature (
T
g
+ 50 °C)
the molecular chain entropy increases
resulting in a large entropy elastic recovery force
so the recovery ratios of all the deformed samples at different temperatures are higher than 95.0%. It is concluded that PNB has an excellent reversible plasticity shape memory performance when the deforming temperature is 2 °C lower that its onset of glass transition temperature. In addition
prolonging the relaxation time can also increase the shape fixed ratio
but the degree is limited.
关键词
聚降冰片烯环保芳烃油可逆塑性形状记忆变形温度松弛时间
Keywords
PolynorbornenePlasticizing oilReversible plasticityShape memoryDeformation timeRelaxation time
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